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Coffee with Hawk Episode 011: February 16, 2024

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Welcome to episode 11 of Coffee with Hawk. In this episode Hawk covers:

- Some good news! Looking good for John Tester in Montana which means they have a good chance of a 50-50 Senate in the next election.

- Jim Comer's main witness was arrested by the FBI. The key informant, Alexander Smirnov, faces charges of making false statements pretty much killing the impeachment case against Joe Biden.

- Robert Hur, special counsel who investigated Joe Biden documents case stepped out of line commenting on Joe Biden's memory and cognitive state.

- Donald Trump is considering giving the rebuttal to Joe Biden's State of the Union Speech. This would be live on every network and reach a wide audience of people who aren't normally exposed to Donald Trump's shenanigans. This would be wonderful. The decision rests with congressional Republicans.

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