They’re Turning on Each Other # 980 (Ep 980)
In this episode I address the explosive appearance by Devin Nunes last night on Fox News. I also address the swamp rats beginning to turn on each other. News Picks:Devin Nunes has another explosive appearance on Fox News last night. The FBI knew Christopher Steele was a garbage source. John Solomon has some new revelations. MSNBC anchor, shockingly, rips into Democrat congresswoman for suggesting the Treasury Secretary should be arrested. Here’s the latest desperation ploy by the hapless Democrats to attack Trump. George Papadopoulos sheds light on the Spygate entrapment scheme. Top FBI is panicking about the investigation into Spygate. Copyright Dan Bongino All Rights Reserved.
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In this episode I address the explosive appearance by Devin Nunes last night on Fox News. I also address the swamp rats beginning to turn on each other. News Picks:Devin Nunes has another explosive appearance on Fox News last night.
The FBI knew Christopher Steele was a garbage source. John Solomon has some new revelations.
MSNBC anchor, shockingly, rips into Democrat congresswoman for suggesting the Treasury Secretary should be arrested.
Here’s the latest desperation ploy by the hapless Democrats to attack Trump.
George Papadopoulos sheds light on the Spygate entrapment scheme.
Top FBI is panicking about the investigation into Spygate.
Copyright Dan Bongino All Rights Reserved.
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