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Joel Pollak: "Hillary's email scandal is really serious stuff"
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August 19, 2015
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10:13Now PlayingEzra Levant of TheRebel.Media sat down with Joel Pollak editor-at-large of Breitbart News out of Los Angeles, to talk about U.S. political news.
Joel was one of our favourite guests at Sun News for his well-informed political commentary on news that would be of interest to politics watchers in Canada who don't always get the full story from the main-stream media in Canada.
In this interview, we discuss the deeper layers of the Hillary Clinton email scandal which has only been growing as the FBI recently launched an investigation into what is looking like a very serious national security breach. What will this mean for her presidential run? If not Hillary, then who? We discuss some of the other declared and as yet undeclared contenders for the Democratic nomination and whether or not any of them from among a field of septuagenarians, have the horsepower to overtake Hillary.
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