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Dem Lawyer At The Center Of Major Trump-Russia Conspiracy Theory Indicted For Lying To FBI · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: There is a massive story happening right now that is
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Speaker 1: not shocker being covered literally at all. I'm going to
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Speaker 1: take you back to the biggest story the media was covering,
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Speaker 1: and they were covering it for the entire four years
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Speaker 1: that Donald Trump was president. There was a story that
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Speaker 1: Russia colluded with Donald Trump. Russia colluded with Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: to win the election, to steal the election, to influence
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Speaker 1: the election, to change and altar votes in the election,
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Speaker 1: that he really wasn't the real president of United States
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Speaker 1: of America. In fact, this story got so big they
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Speaker 1: impeached him, right, we got to impeach the president. They
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Speaker 1: said he wasn't the real president. They said we had
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Speaker 1: to investigate, They said we had to audit the election.
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Speaker 1: They said that the election clearly wasn't fair, that Russia
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Speaker 1: influenced our election and stole the election from Hillary Clinton
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Speaker 1: because how Hillary Clinton lose, Right, And then we went
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Speaker 1: to impeach Donald Trump over this story. Now, the entire time,
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Speaker 1: the Russian conspiracy theory was being reported as fact in
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Speaker 1: America by all of the news media, right CNN on
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Speaker 1: at twenty four seven. They knew it was a lie,
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Speaker 1: didn't matter. They wanted to burn down the House of Trump.
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Speaker 1: The FBI knew it was a lie, didn't matter. They
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Speaker 1: were going to go all in against Donald Trump. Deep
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Speaker 1: State they knew it was a lie, didn't matter. They
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Speaker 1: were gonna go all in against Donald Trump. NBC News, CBS, AP,
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Speaker 1: Washington Post, they all went in right, story after story
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Speaker 1: after story about this Russia collusion, that Donald Trump had
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Speaker 1: some secret pack with Vladimir Putin for Russia to steal
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Speaker 1: the election. Remember that story, kind of a big deal
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Speaker 1: acid four years now, the entire time all this was
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Speaker 1: going on, if you knew right after this story kind
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Speaker 1: of really got to fever pitch, you knew it wasn't true,
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Speaker 1: You knew the people around it were lying, You knew
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Speaker 1: the whole entire story was made up. You knew it
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Speaker 1: was by shady people, and you knew it was being
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Speaker 1: funded in a dossier by Hillary Clinton's campaign and the
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Speaker 1: Democratic National Committee, So you knew it shouldn't be trusted
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Speaker 1: from day one. It certainly shouldn't have been reported on
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Speaker 1: its fact. If any part of the story should have
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Speaker 1: been reported on, it should have been on how sick
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Speaker 1: and perverted the Hillary Clinton campaign the DNC was to
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Speaker 1: actually go to the point where they were willing to
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Speaker 1: even put this down on paper and then spread it
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Speaker 1: out as a conspiracy theories, a lot as fake news. Right.
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Speaker 1: All the people that are all about making sure everything's factual.
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Speaker 1: I'm joking, they don't care about facts didn't fact check
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Speaker 1: any of this crap, right. Everybody that was obsessed with
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Speaker 1: fact checking Donald Trump refused to fact check the biggest
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Speaker 1: lie of the presidency, which is that Russia colluded with
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Speaker 1: Trump in his campaign. But it wasn't just the story.
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Speaker 1: It was the fact that our actual federal government spent
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Speaker 1: millions of millions of dollars investigating something that they knew
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Speaker 1: was false for the very beginning. I mean, we spent
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Speaker 1: as a country hundreds of millions of dollars of resources
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Speaker 1: looking into something that the entire time we know is
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Speaker 1: a lie that we know wasn't true. Now, imagine going
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Speaker 1: to work today and imagine for the next four or
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Speaker 1: five six years. Okay, imagine for the first four or
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Speaker 1: five six years of your career you were being put
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Speaker 1: in charge, or no, let's get it even more accurate,
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Speaker 1: the first two three four years of your career. You
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Speaker 1: sit down, you get a big job. Right, you're an
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Speaker 1: FBI agent, and you're being told, Hey, I want you
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Speaker 1: to investigate something that we know is a lie, and
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Speaker 1: I want you to figure out if it's a lie.
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Speaker 1: Now it's a lie, but I want you to investigate
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Speaker 1: it like it's not a lie. I want you to
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Speaker 1: go after the people around it like it's not a lie.
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Speaker 1: Even though I'm telling you it's a lie. You'd be like, well,
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Speaker 1: this job sucks. This is not why I signed up
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Speaker 1: to serve my country, right, This is not exactly what
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Speaker 1: law enforce is supposed to be about. That's exactly what
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Speaker 1: the FBI and the deep state actually did. Now, the
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Speaker 1: entire time this story was put out there by the media,
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Speaker 1: it was to undermine the president United States of America.
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Speaker 1: It was to divide Republicans in Congress, it was to
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Speaker 1: push down his approval rating. It was to actually influence
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Speaker 1: American policy. They did this during his entire presidency. You
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Speaker 1: had people that knew they were investigating a lie that
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Speaker 1: were trying to lock people up, people around Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: They were trying to get people to lie about the
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Speaker 1: lie so that they could then lock them up. General Flynn.
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Speaker 1: Great example. Right, let's let's just let's just go back
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Speaker 1: to that famous audio. Remember when the FBI director James Comey,
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Speaker 1: member James Comey, And remember when James Comey actually sat
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Speaker 1: there on stage and he was asked a question about
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Speaker 1: sending over some FBI agents to interview Flynn. Remember that
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Speaker 1: James Comey actually bragged about this. Now, he knew that
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Speaker 1: he was investigating everything based on the pretense that this
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Speaker 1: was a made up, fabricaid story that was actually paid
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Speaker 1: for by Hillary Clinton's campaign and the DMC. Right, we
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Speaker 1: know that, and he was bragging when he did this interview.
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Speaker 1: He was actually bragging. He was proud of himself that
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Speaker 1: he sent over some FBI agents to interview Flynn and
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Speaker 1: knew he could get away with it because the Trump
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Speaker 1: administration was so new, they'd be too stupid to give
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Speaker 1: him a lawyer and too stupid to know how this works. Now,
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Speaker 1: James Comey went psycho right, He said Trump obstructed justice,
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Speaker 1: saying he hoped the Flynn matter would be dropped, and
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Speaker 1: all these other things. None of it came out to
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Speaker 1: be true. James Comey was lying on all of it,
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Speaker 1: James Comey, and I think it's pretty clear lied before Congress.
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Speaker 1: James Comey lied in his book James Comey knew that
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Speaker 1: he was using a lie to try to lock people
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Speaker 1: up because they were loyalists of Donald Trump's administration. James
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Speaker 1: Comey knew he was trying to unseat a president that
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Speaker 1: was elected. He was trying to overthrow the will of
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Speaker 1: the people. I mean, if you really want to get
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Speaker 1: down to it, James Comey knew every bit of this.
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Speaker 1: And that's why this arrogant psychopath did that incredible interview.
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Speaker 1: We were sitting there and saying, hey, I just you know, Sen,
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Speaker 1: send a couple of guys in, right, I sent a
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Speaker 1: couple of guys in and you know, FBI agents sent
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Speaker 1: them in there. And just thought, Hey, they're early, they're new,
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Speaker 1: they're idiots, they don't know how this works. Right there,
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Speaker 1: They're trusting of their government, and I'll exploit that to
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Speaker 1: my advantage to try to nail General Flynt to the wall.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to brag about it. Now. Reminds you of
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Speaker 1: all of this, Okay, this political harassment, people's lives they're
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Speaker 1: trying to ruin to then give you this new breaking news,
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Speaker 1: which is news that should be being reported by everyone,
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Speaker 1: and no one is reporting on it. The headline that
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Speaker 1: should be in the front of every newspaper, on the
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Speaker 1: front page, top of the fold, not back on page
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Speaker 1: twenty three, should be this breaking news. Hillary Clinton's former
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Speaker 1: lawyer at the center of the Trump Russia conspiracy theory
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Speaker 1: has now been indicted for lying to the FBI. You
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Speaker 1: will not see that headline on newspaper today. The facts
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Speaker 1: now right when all this actually happened, is a federal
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Speaker 1: grand jury has now indicted a prominent lawyer, Hillary Clinton's
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Speaker 1: lawyer for her campaign, Michael Sessman, you may have heard
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Speaker 1: his name, for allegedly lying to the FBI while providing
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Speaker 1: the agency with information on the twenty sixteen Trump campaign
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Speaker 1: ties to Russia. The indictment states that Sessman, the campaign
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Speaker 1: lawyer for Hillary Clinton for presidency, told the FBI he
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Speaker 1: was quote not acting on behalf of any client in
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Speaker 1: conveying particular allegations concerning a presidential candidate, when in truth
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Speaker 1: and in fact, as a defendant, well knew he was
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Speaker 1: acting on behalf of a specific client. That client, Hillary
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Speaker 1: Clinton and the Clinton campaign. His other client was Tech
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Speaker 1: executive Number one. In the indictment, they stated Susman's lawyers
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Speaker 1: told The New York Times on Wednesday. That quote, any
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Speaker 1: prosecution here would be baseless. I'm sure he's saying that
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Speaker 1: unprecedented and an unwarranted deviation from the a political and
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Speaker 1: principal way in which the Department of Justice is supposed
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Speaker 1: to do its work. Well, a grand jury says no.
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Speaker 1: The federal grand jury indicted this lawyer, Hillary Clinton's lawyer
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Speaker 1: who represented the Democratic National Committee after Russia hacked its
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Speaker 1: servers in twenty sixteen, and they indicted him on Thursday
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Speaker 1: for allegedly lying to the FBI docins. Now you would
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Speaker 1: think this would be breaking news all over TV. No, No,
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Speaker 1: because the damage has been done. Right. We got rid
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Speaker 1: of that scumbag Donald Trump, Orange man bad insert Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: You get rid of Donald Trump. And that's the ballgame
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Speaker 1: for Democrats. That's why they continue to lie about Russia collusion.
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Speaker 1: Knowing it was a lie. You fast forward a couple
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Speaker 1: of years, Trump's gone, right, you undermine his presidency, that
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Speaker 1: you undermine the legitimacy of his presidency. All right, So
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Speaker 1: does there need to be a little accountability A fine
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Speaker 1: find the lawyer who worked for the Clinton campaign and
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Speaker 1: the DNC. Let's let's let's indict him. Okay, because we
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Speaker 1: already won the game. We were able to undermine the
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Speaker 1: presidency of Donald Trump the entire time by claiming that
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Speaker 1: somehow he was compromised, knowing that what we were telling
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Speaker 1: you was a lie by Russia. We're able to lock
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Speaker 1: up some of his friends. We're able to undermine all
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Speaker 1: of them. Worked out pretty well. All right, you guys
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Speaker 1: want some accountability, Fine, okay, Fine, all right, you want
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Speaker 1: some accountability. All right, we'll give you some accountability. All right,
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Speaker 1: we'll give you We'll give you some accountability. We'll go
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Speaker 1: after this lawyer. Any politician's going to go to Nah
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Speaker 1: Susman's lawyer, of course, says The New York Times. Hey, no, no,
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Speaker 1: any prosecution of us is baseless. Sure, okay. The indictment,
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Speaker 1: first reported by The Huffingham Post, said Susman lied when
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Speaker 1: he stated to the General Council of the FBI that
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Speaker 1: he was not acting on behalf of any client in
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Speaker 1: conveying particular allegations concerning a presidential candidate, when in truth,
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Speaker 1: in fact, as the defendant well knew, he was acting
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Speaker 1: on behalf of a specific client, namely tech executive one
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Speaker 1: in the Clinton campaign. John Durham, the special council pointed
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Speaker 1: by the Trent administration to review the entire Russian investigation,
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Speaker 1: asked a grand jury to indict the cybersecurity lawyer because
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Speaker 1: he knew what he was doing was lying. He was
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Speaker 1: trying to get an investigation open, knowing that the entire
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Speaker 1: pretense of the investigation was in fact a lie, and
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Speaker 1: he lied about his role in all of it. Sessman
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Speaker 1: is a partner at Perkins Cooey. The firm's political law group,
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Speaker 1: which is separate from the division Sessman works in, represented
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Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton's twenty sixteen campaign and the Democratic Party. The
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Speaker 1: New York Times confirmed Durham's case focus on who Suessman's
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Speaker 1: client was in September twenty sixteen, when he gave the
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Speaker 1: FBI data an analysis that he said could indicate the
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Speaker 1: computer servers of the Trump organization and Alpha Bank, a
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Speaker 1: Kremlin link Russian financial institution, had a covert communication channel.
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Speaker 1: The New York Times report, now, all this is just
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Speaker 1: totally made up bullcrap to try to win an election.
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Speaker 1: They just see the FBI to get involved so they
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Speaker 1: could take down Trump. Didn't matter, that was all alive.
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Speaker 1: The agency came to the conclusion that there was no
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Speaker 1: merit for those claims. You'd think that would be also
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Speaker 1: its own news story, right, breaking news should say, the
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Speaker 1: FBI has come to the conclusion there is no merit
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Speaker 1: to the claims that Donald Trump colluded with the Russians,
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Speaker 1: no merit to the claims put out by the Clinton
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Speaker 1: campaign by their lawyers lying to the FBI. Think that
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Speaker 1: that you think that headline is gonna appear anywhere today.
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Speaker 1: Hell no, outside of what we're doing right now, this
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Speaker 1: doesn't exist. Folks. By the way, I hope every one
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Speaker 1: of you will take all of this information I'm giving
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Speaker 1: you and tell it to everyone. Okay, share our podcast
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Speaker 1: as all of this information and let everyone hear this crap.
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Speaker 1: There's anything that Donald Trump said it was true. It
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Speaker 1: is we need to drain the swamp. And clearly the
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Speaker 1: swamp fought back to the point where they knew they
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Speaker 1: were taking bad information. Information that was literally made up
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Speaker 1: information and it was not based in any truth. Right,
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Speaker 1: this is like organized crime. Okay, we need a story.
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Speaker 1: Let's come up with a story that will hurt the president. Okay,
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Speaker 1: or hurt his campaign. Okay, let's come up with a
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Speaker 1: story that we'll bring down this president. Maybe even get
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Speaker 1: him impeached, knowing that the story we're fabricating, and then
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Speaker 1: let's have the FBI investigated to give it merit. Okay,
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Speaker 1: and the FBI went a wrong with us. By the way,
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Speaker 1: how early on did the FBI know this was crap?
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Speaker 1: Based on what we're finding out now, they may have
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Speaker 1: known from the exact moment the story was given to them.
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Speaker 1: Did you did you hear me? Okay? We we actually
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Speaker 1: right now, just so you know, okay, we actually right
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Speaker 1: now have information that looks like the FBI knew the
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Speaker 1: entire time, possibly from day one, that this was a
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Speaker 1: total ruse, and they did it anyway, that this was
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Speaker 1: total crap, and they moved forward anyway, who's going to
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Speaker 1: investigate that? You want to know how bad it is,
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Speaker 1: Let's talk about Robert Mueller, the guy that was investigating
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Speaker 1: this is another separate headline that you should hear today
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Speaker 1: that should be on the front page of every newspaper
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Speaker 1: in America. But it will not be Robert Mueller, former
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Speaker 1: API director who was put in charge of investigating the
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Speaker 1: Russia connection to Donald Trump right to bring down the
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Speaker 1: Trump White House. Not only did the agency come to
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Speaker 1: the conclusion that there was no merit in any of
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Speaker 1: these claims. We're now being told, and this should be
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Speaker 1: a separate headline, that Robert Mueller ignored them when he
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Speaker 1: took over the Russian investigation. The New York Times is
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Speaker 1: now reporting, So Robert Mueller took over the Russia investigation,
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Speaker 1: Robert Mueller apparently ignored the fact that the agency, the FBI,
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Speaker 1: actually came to the conclusion there was no merit to
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Speaker 1: any of these claims, and still went down the road
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Speaker 1: to try to lock people up. Durham had been searching
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Speaker 1: for evidence the data was cheery picked or the analysis
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Speaker 1: of the purposely was purposely skewed. The New York Times
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Speaker 1: has confirmed the investigation found that James Baker, the FBI's
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Speaker 1: top lawyer in twenty sixteen, remembered Sessman sang he was
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Speaker 1: not meeting with him on behalf of a client, but
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Speaker 1: Sessman testified to Congress in twenty seventeen that his client
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Speaker 1: was an unnamed cybersecurity expert who aided in analyzing the
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Speaker 1: server data. Sessman has a nied that he was secretly
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Speaker 1: working for the Clinton campaign when he gave the data
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Speaker 1: of the FBI. The New York Times reported, but the
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Speaker 1: indictment found that Sessman and Tech exec One, the Law
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Speaker 1: Firm One, had coordinated and were continuing to coordinate with
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Speaker 1: representatives and agents of the Clinton campaign. Well, that should
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Speaker 1: be another front page headline, but it's not today. That's
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Speaker 1: a whole news story out of this. Multiple headlines, big,
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Speaker 1: big breaking news stories should be coming out of this
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Speaker 1: indictment of the former Clinton campaign lawyer. It's not just
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Speaker 1: one story. It's like six stories. Now. The fact that
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Speaker 1: you have the lawyer who denied that he was secretly
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Speaker 1: working for the Clinton campaign, that's a story in itself.
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Speaker 1: When he gave dout of the FBI. The indictment found
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Speaker 1: that this lawyer, Take Executive one and Law Firm One
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Speaker 1: had coordinated and we're continuing to coordinate with representatives and
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Speaker 1: agents of the Clinton campaign. Is another story, because where's
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Speaker 1: the story about the Clinton campaign? Because what this means
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Speaker 1: is Hillary Clinton and her scumbag pos friend and her
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Speaker 1: campaign willfully and knowingly sent their lawyer to lie to
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Speaker 1: the United States government, to the federal government, to the
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Speaker 1: Just Department, to the FBI to then investigate and take
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Speaker 1: down their political opponent. Is anyone going to be held
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Speaker 1: accountable for that on her campaign or the candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Speaker 1: That's how sick these people are. Clinton campaign was clearly
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Speaker 1: in on this, They coordinated with it. They worked with
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Speaker 1: representative an agent of Clinton campaign with a regard of
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Speaker 1: the data and written materials given the FBI and media.
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Speaker 1: Internal billing Durham acquired purportedly shows that Susman build the
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Speaker 1: Clinton campaign for specific hours he logged when working on
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Speaker 1: Alpha Bank affairs. That's the Russian connection. The New York
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Speaker 1: Times has confirm this. Now, Sussman did not build the
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Speaker 1: Clinton campaign for the time spent meeting with Baker, but
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Speaker 1: he did for all the information of it wasn't even information,
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Speaker 1: all the lies they had to create to then give
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Speaker 1: to the FBI. Susman build the Clinton campaign for the
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Speaker 1: hours he spent disseminating the Alphabank connection allegations to the
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Speaker 1: media as well. According to the indictment, the five year
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Speaker 1: statue of limitations meant the deadline for Durham to bring
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Speaker 1: charges was the weekend of September eighteenth, nineteenth. Susman's lawyers
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Speaker 1: have denied their client made a false statement, but told
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Speaker 1: The New York Times on Wednesday they expected him to
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Speaker 1: be indicted. They insisted Susman was working for the cybersecurity
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Speaker 1: expert he mentioned in twenty seventeen in his testimony quote
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Speaker 1: not Clinton bull crap. They said that billing is misleading
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Speaker 1: because Sessman needed to show internally he was working on
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Speaker 1: something the New York Times reports. So, in other words,
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Speaker 1: he gets he's lying to his clients. Aboudy who's billing
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Speaker 1: and when he's billing them, that's your backup story. Give
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Speaker 1: me a break. Lawyers for the lawyer who worked for
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Speaker 1: the Clintons has committed no crime. They said, any prosecution
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Speaker 1: here would be baseless, unprecedented, and unwarranted deviation from the
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Speaker 1: a political and principal way in which the Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice is supposed to do its work. We are confident
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Speaker 1: that mister Sessman is charged, he will prevail at trial
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Speaker 1: and vindicated, or we will vindicate his good name. All right,
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Speaker 1: you have at least five major stories out of this
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Speaker 1: one indictment. Story Number one that should be front page
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Speaker 1: on its own is the lawyer who actually worked for
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Speaker 1: the Clinton campaign, created, fabricated, and worked with the Clinton
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Speaker 1: campaign to create and fabricate a false story and then
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Speaker 1: use that story to not only leak it and lie
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Speaker 1: to the media, but leak it, no, not give it
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Speaker 1: to the FBI to then take down a president of
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Speaker 1: the United States of America. That is story number one.
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Speaker 1: That should be a massive story on its own. Number two.
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Speaker 1: Story number two should be the fact that we're now
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Speaker 1: being told the former FBI director who was in charge
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Speaker 1: of the Russia probe when he took over, knew that
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Speaker 1: this data was a lie and overlooked it. That's what
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Speaker 1: we're being told. Special Counsel Robert Mueller knew that there
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Speaker 1: were no merits to the claim, and Robert Mueller were
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Speaker 1: being told, this is coming from the New York Times,
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Speaker 1: ignored that when he took over the Russia investigation, like
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Speaker 1: he walked in the door, and the FBI knew, and
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Speaker 1: he and this probe knew when from the moment he
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Speaker 1: walked in, there was already a conclusion there was no
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Speaker 1: merit to the claims that Trump colluded with the Russians,
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Speaker 1: and Robert Mueller continued on anyway with the Russian investigation.
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Speaker 1: Now I can tell exactly why, because they needed a
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Speaker 1: pretense to go after Donald Trump and the associates around Trump,
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Speaker 1: because they hated Trump. And they wanted to bring him down.
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Speaker 1: They wanted to arrest him, they wanted to rest anyone
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Speaker 1: around him, They wanted to rest his family, They wanted
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Speaker 1: to put them all in jail because they want to
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Speaker 1: overthrow the will of the people. They want to overthrow
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Speaker 1: a present that was elected in a free and fair election.
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Speaker 1: Robert Mueller knew this was total crap, and Robert Muller
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Speaker 1: decided to go anyway, move forward anyway. He knew it
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Speaker 1: was crap. He walked in, he knew it was crap,
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Speaker 1: and he didn't care. They just needed a reason to
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Speaker 1: investigate him and bring him down. That's all they did
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Speaker 1: care about bringing down Trump and anyone around him. Come
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Speaker 1: James Comy knew this was crap, did it anyway? That
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Speaker 1: should be a separate story, should be James Comey, Right,
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Speaker 1: The James Comy part of the story is huge. Add
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Speaker 1: that to the list of stories that should come out
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Speaker 1: of this story. This is you know, when you talk
23:30
Speaker 1: about the swamp, this is the swamp. The other story
23:34
Speaker 1: that should come out of this is the actual Clinton campaign.
23:37
Speaker 1: What did Hillary Clinton know? When did she know it?
23:39
Speaker 1: Why was she allowing campaign funds to go to this
23:42
Speaker 1: type of smear campaign. Isn't there some campaign finance laws there?
23:49
Speaker 1: You're taking people's money, You're then using that money to
23:54
Speaker 1: create lies, to create stories that are lies, to fabricate
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Speaker 1: things that you know are not true, and then you're
24:02
Speaker 1: using those lies to give them to the FBI? How
24:08
Speaker 1: was that not a story? And let's just talk about
24:13
Speaker 1: the actual Hillary Clinton. This is her campaign. Where's the
24:19
Speaker 1: accountability for Hillary Clinton and what she did? Right? Where's
24:24
Speaker 1: that accountability? Can anyone tell me where that is? Shouldn't
24:28
Speaker 1: there be accountability there for Hillary Clinton? Your campaign did this?
24:35
Speaker 1: What about James Comey? How is no one calling for
24:39
Speaker 1: accountability with James Comey? James Comey, all the things he
24:44
Speaker 1: said while he was investigating it while this was happening,
24:49
Speaker 1: he was lying right while he was investigating this, he
24:53
Speaker 1: knew what he was investigating was a lie. The pretense
24:56
Speaker 1: was a lie, All of it was a lie. He
24:58
Speaker 1: did it anyway. The amount of bad actors involved in
25:07
Speaker 1: this one indictment. And I'm sure this lawyer thinks I'll
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Speaker 1: get away with, like, you know, slap me on the
25:13
Speaker 1: rescue cares? Was it worth it? He actually may believe
25:16
Speaker 1: it was worth it. Did this undermine the entire legitimacy
25:21
Speaker 1: and the entire presidency, all four years of Donald Trump. Yes,
25:27
Speaker 1: did this certainly have an impact on the election that
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Speaker 1: we just had right, Yes? Were there people that truly
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Speaker 1: believe that Donald Trump was not the legitimate president of
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Speaker 1: the United States of America? Yes? Did this make it
25:42
Speaker 1: where you had a president that also with foreign leaders
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Speaker 1: was undermined? Absolutely? Did the media know this was a
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Speaker 1: lie based on what we're now seeing, Yes, and they
25:53
Speaker 1: reported as fact. Anyway, CNN spent years reporting on this
25:59
Speaker 1: knowing that the entire higher time it was crap, MSNBC, ABC, CBS,
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Speaker 1: all of them knew it was crap, knew the information
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Speaker 1: was crap, knew the data was crap, knew it was
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Speaker 1: coming from the DNC, knew it was coming from the
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Speaker 1: Clinton campaign, and they still used it as fact. And
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Speaker 1: none of the headlines I just talked about are being
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Speaker 1: written today, and only one person's going to be indicted.
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Speaker 1: If you think there's going to be accountability for this,
26:28
Speaker 1: there's not. They got a sacrifice one attorney, so be it.
26:34
Speaker 1: They'll give them a kickback later on, I'm sure. And
26:38
Speaker 1: even if they don't, which they will. But even if
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Speaker 1: they didn't right, Still worth it. Joe Biden's the president.
26:45
Speaker 1: We got our revenge. We undermined the president. We won
26:50
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