The Swamp Strikes Back (Ep 1161)
In this episode, I address the latest, outrageous political attack on President Trump from deep within the government swamp. I also address more troubling connections between the Democrats and the Spygate, Ukraine, Uranium One players. Finally, I discuss the media’s obsession with Lev Parnas and his severe credibility issues. News Picks:Jim Comey is in deep trouble. The GAO said Obama broke the law too. Why wasn’t Obama impeached? Lev Parnas’s credibility continues to get flushed down the toilet. This February 2019 article documents the Clintons troubling connections to a suspect Russian enterprise. What was the Skolkovo project really about? Copyright Dan Bongino All Rights Reserved.
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In this episode, I address the latest, outrageous political attack on President Trump from deep within the government swamp. I also address more troubling connections between the Democrats and the Spygate, Ukraine, Uranium One players. Finally, I discuss the media’s obsession with Lev Parnas and his severe credibility issues.
News Picks:Jim Comey is in deep trouble.
The GAO said Obama broke the law too. Why wasn’t Obama impeached?
Lev Parnas’s credibility continues to get flushed down the toilet.
This February 2019 article documents the Clintons troubling connections to a suspect Russian enterprise.
What was the Skolkovo project really about?
Copyright Dan Bongino All Rights Reserved.
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