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1:02Now PlayingOnly Jim Jordan could look at a series of documents on the floor brightly labeled "Classified" and spot a Time Mag cover to try and dismiss what's all around it. Jordan often has trouble seeing things, especially in OSU showers. Cliff provides The Takedown
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So you may or may not know that Jim Jordan was a wrestler in college. He's an olympian though in looking the other way from anything important. As you may know from his days at Ohio State, which we don't have the time to get into here, but George Clooney has a whole documentary coming out like in September, this month, and you should check that out. In any case, when the Justice Department put out their filing last night and showed documents strewn across the floor that Trump and his lawyer Christina Bobb lied about in legal filings and claimed weren't there, they'd given all the documents, they'd given everything that the Justice Department had asked for. There was among these new, you know, numerous documents on the floor, with bright writing classified, there was in a box a cover of Time Magazine and so of course Jim Jordan being a guy that only sees what he wants to see in life sent out an obnoxious tweet from his House Judiciary account, oh Time Magazine, big threat to national security. That's Jim Jordan everybody. Ignoring the evidence all around him and seeing the one thing he wants to see.
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