Ep. 719 The Swamp Is Panicking
Summary:In this episode I address the panic breaking out in the Swamp as the truth about the operation to take down Trump comes out. I also debunk liberal myths about health care and economics using some troubling current news stories. News Picks:This piece nails it. It breaks down the inconsistent statements from players involved in the scheme to take down Donald Trump. This older piece covers the attempts of players in the scheme to cover up their tracks. Why did this UN nuclear inspector suddenly resign after Trump’s Iran deal decision? Single-payer health care continues to be a disaster. This isn’t a debate; the Left sees it as a fight. .Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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Ep. 719 The Swamp Is Panicking
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Summary:
In this episode I address the panic breaking out in the Swamp as the truth about the operation to take down Trump comes out.
I also debunk liberal myths about health care and economics using some troubling current news stories.
News Picks:
This piece nails it. It breaks down the inconsistent statements from players involved in the scheme to take down Donald Trump.
This older piece covers the attempts of players in the scheme to cover up their tracks.
Why did this UN nuclear inspector suddenly resign after Trump’s Iran deal decision?
Single-payer health care continues to be a disaster.
This isn’t a debate; the Left sees it as a fight.
.Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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