A Warning for the Democrats (Ep 1062)
In this episode, I address the Democrats turning on each other regarding this key 2020 election issue. I also address a potential pitfall for the Trump 2020 re-election. Finally, I address an explosive fake news story designed to damage the Trump team. News Picks:Fake news alert. No, Trump rallies are not associated with a spike in “hate incidents.” The hapless AOC blames 100 companies for climate change, but half are government owned. This may be one of the few times I agree with Rahm Emanuel. Would “gun control” legislation severely impact President Trump’s re-election effort? This college accepted Epstein money and labeled it “anonymous.” Copyright Dan Bongino All Rights Reserved.
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In this episode, I address the Democrats turning on each other regarding this key 2020 election issue. I also address a potential pitfall for the Trump 2020 re-election. Finally, I address an explosive fake news story designed to damage the Trump team. News Picks:Fake news alert. No, Trump rallies are not associated with a spike in “hate incidents.”
The hapless AOC blames 100 companies for climate change, but half are government owned.
This may be one of the few times I agree with Rahm Emanuel.
Would “gun control” legislation severely impact President Trump’s re-election effort?
This college accepted Epstein money and labeled it “anonymous.”
Copyright Dan Bongino All Rights Reserved.
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