Ep. 847 The 2020 Presidential Election Has Already Begun
Summary: In this episode I address some positive signs for the Trump 2020 re-election campaign. I discuss why Facebook and Twitter need conservatives more than conservatives need them. I also discuss the controversy behind a powerful new opioid on the market. News Picks: Will President Trump declassify the Spygate documents? The Democrats are already crying foul over the acting attorney general. Liberals blew it in some competitive elections. Was this the Kavanaugh election? Could Papadopoulos blow the Russia hoax wide open? The Democrats are desperate to get their hands on social media companies. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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Summary:In this episode I address some positive signs for the Trump 2020 re-election campaign. I discuss why Facebook and Twitter need conservatives more than conservatives need them. I also discuss the controversy behind a powerful new opioid on the market. News Picks:Will President Trump declassify the Spygate documents?
The Democrats are already crying foul over the acting attorney general.
Liberals blew it in some competitive elections.
Was this the Kavanaugh election?
Could Papadopoulos blow the Russia hoax wide open?
The Democrats are desperate to get their hands on social media companies.
Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.
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