Ep. 710 The Secret Back Channel Exposed
Summary:In this episode I address the secret intelligence back channel exposed in last week's report from Congress on the Russia probe. I also discuss the real ramifications of the growing national debt problem and a political strategy for building electoral power. News Picks:Today’s edition of liberal myth-busting: Did the NRA “ban guns” at the NRA convention? Unbelievably, the secret probe into Trump continues. Facebook is spamming my content. When is this going to stop? The U.S. is rapidly approaching insolvency. These debt numbers are staggering. An article that does an excellent job explaining why the GOP’s electoral strategy is failing. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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In this episode I address the secret intelligence back channel exposed in last week's report from Congress on the Russia probe. I also discuss the real ramifications of the growing national debt problem and a political strategy for building electoral power.
News Picks:
Today’s edition of liberal myth-busting: Did the NRA “ban guns” at the NRA convention?
Unbelievably, the secret probe into Trump continues.
Facebook is spamming my content. When is this going to stop?
The U.S. is rapidly approaching insolvency. These debt numbers are staggering.
An article that does an excellent job explaining why the GOP’s electoral strategy is failing.
Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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