The Rats Are Scurrying # 977 (Ep 977)
In this episode I address the liberal media’s latest panic attack over devastating new information about this prominent Democrat. I also discuss Jim Comey’s disturbing appearance on CNN yesterday. Finally, I address the latest revelations about the FBI’s spying operation and an interesting piece on inflation. News Picks:Former AG Jeff Sessions stands by Bill Barr’s spying statements. The FBI claims they “lost” notes from the Clinton email investigation. The FBI’s story is falling apart. The Democrats in Congress look absolutely ridiculous with their contempt of Congress stunt. Either Christopher Steele lies to the FBI or the Russians played the FBI. Copyright Dan Bongino All Rights Reserved.
May 10, 2019
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In this episode I address the liberal media’s latest panic attack over devastating new information about this prominent Democrat. I also discuss Jim Comey’s disturbing appearance on CNN yesterday. Finally, I address the latest revelations about the FBI’s spying operation and an interesting piece on inflation.
News Picks:Former AG Jeff Sessions stands by Bill Barr’s spying statements.
The FBI claims they “lost” notes from the Clinton email investigation.
The FBI’s story is falling apart.
The Democrats in Congress look absolutely ridiculous with their contempt of Congress stunt.
Either Christopher Steele lies to the FBI or the Russians played the FBI.
Copyright Dan Bongino All Rights Reserved.
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