said, no, behind doors with the committee committee revealed the are some kind of ties between the first whistleblower and a 2020 democrat. we don t know which one and we are not extensive it is, to be fair. we don t know, would they have posted something on facebook you might have the committed many? we need to find all that out. melissa: when you go down that road and try to find out, they say, hang on, this person deserves protection. the rolling stone poster making an art event that this doesn t fit the case of a traditional whistleblower, in one of the biggest senses that he whistleblower is alone. somebody who, by virtue of telling whatever their secret is, not only do they face reprisal from one side, but from everyone around them and they have no support. in this case, this person immediately celebrated in the media. this is rolling stone s point. that a group of people encouraging them to go say something, passing along information from other people, and also has support
about assault weapons, taught by handguns. tucker: so we should ban handguns too? their art event.he they are not bad, they should be required to be registered. that is why 94% of americans agree that there should be universal background checks tucker: the person who pulled the trigger and was accused, had a prior conviction, was not allowed that the point you ignore every time, people who break the law tend not to obey the law. how to think at the guns in the first place? tucker: from a state that doesn t have a murder problem? it doesn t makeurur sense. if there is a way that we can close loopholes to prevent people that we should not have guns to have guns, why doesn t trump support that? tie biggest chill in the administration, william barr out to capitol hill, to try to get gun-control past. tucker: great, thank you. thank you.
either. this is the one. that one, yes. someone spent $60,000 on this portrait. who would do such a crazy thing? donald trump of course. mr. trump directed me to find a person to purchase a portrait of him objection auctioned off at an art event. the objective was to ensure this portrait going to be auctioned last would go for the highest price of any portrait that afternoon. the portrait was purchased by the fake bidder for $60,000. mr. trump directed the trump foundation, which is supposed to be a charitable organization, to repay the fake bidder, despite keeping the art for himself. so donald trump scammed the donors of his charity by scamming the auction and kept the participating of himself which sounds about right. this rabbit balloon animal that
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