Spectroscope and that, that energy field, i would be very interested in hearing what she has to say. To me, it was completely indiscernible. Standby, mary trump has the y answer. Thank you, rachel. For the jury filed into the courtroom today to hear testimony in the case of the people of the state of new york versus Donald J Trump, judge merchan issued his ruling to the lawyers of what would actually happen to donald trump if he were to testify in his own defense in this trial. No, of course, before the judge issued his ruling about what evidence the prosecution would be allowed to use to attack Donald Trumps credibility as ad witness, there was absolutely no reason to believe donald so trump was going to actually testify in his own defense. Donald trump is incapable of telling the truth and that would become quickly obvious to the jury, who would probably ju find themselves watching donald trump commit perjury and probably concluding that they were watching him committing perjury. So,
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cooperate. so let s turn to this bombshell quote, if you will, from bill barr in the atlantic. he said, if it there was evidence of voter fraud, i had no motive to suppress it. but my suspicion all the way along was that there was nothing there. it was all b.s. so what do you think bill barr is trying to do here? this is one of the president s most loyal appointments. he is making a record of his actions or simply trying to rewrite his own legacy and distance himself from trump? it s the latter. barr is trying to salvage his reputation for the history books. but it s too little, too late. last december might seem like ancient history. remember, trump was claiming that he won the election and the attorney general legitimatized that lie but opened up an
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