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14:22Now PlayingSomeone did, in fact, take a knife to the sealant on the reflecting pool, just like Donald Trump said. But it wasn't innocent Olympian David Hearn. It wasn't any vandal. It was a government engineer from the National Park Service, who had been trying to minimize the damage caused by the botched job by Trump's no-bid contractor. That's one of the explosive revelations from a new filing by Hearn's defense attorneys, arguing that his case should be dismissed "with prejudice" and decrying embattled Fox personality turned U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's "unprofessional and unethical" conduct. Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News breaks it down.
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