Epstein Secrets

ate Judiciary Chairman Graham "teased the release of evidence showing that the FBI `lied their a$$ off' to Congress regarding the reliability of the Steele dossier, which the bureau used as part of its investigation of the Trump campaign." Graham said, "Here is what I think I'm going to be able to show

t that the subsource was truthful and cooperative and Russian-based — the truth is that the subsource was American-based. ... He was an employee of Christopher Steele, who was on the payroll of the Democratic Party, and he told Christopher Steele this is all a bunch hearsay. And when the FBI understood the dossier

ss any of Fauci's involvement." Host Eric Bolling "did not push back on the claim, or show any evidence of checking its veracity." A spokesman "said Sinclair hopes to add context and other viewpoints and still air the controversial segment on the next week's edition of `America This Week.'" Florida's COV

ate Judiciary Chairman Graham "teased the release of evidence showing that the FBI `lied their a$$ off' to Congress regarding the reliability of the Steele dossier, which the bureau used as part of its investigation of the Trump campaign." Graham said, "Here is what I think I'm going to be able to show

rt that the subsource was truthful and cooperative and Russian-based - the truth is that the subsource was American-based. ... He was an employee of Christopher Steele, who was on the payroll of the Democratic Party, and he told Christopher Steele this is all a bunch hearsay. And when the FBI understood the dossie

s any of Fauci's involvement." Host Eric Bolling "did not push back on the claim, or show any evidence of checking its veracity." A spokesman "said Sinclair hopes to add context and other viewpoints and still air the controversial segment on the next week's edition of 'America This Week." Florida's COVI

ate Judiciary Chairman Graham "teased the release of evidence showing that the FBI 'lied their a$$ off' to Congress regarding the reliability of the Steele dossier, which the bureau used as part of its investigation of the Trump campaign." Graham said, "Here is what I think I'm going to be able to show

rt that the subsource was truthful and cooperative and Russian-based - the truth is that the subsource was American-based. ... He was an employee of Christopher Steele, who was on the payroll of the Democratic Party, and he told Christopher Steele this is all a bunch hearsay. And when the FBI understood the dossie

s any of Fauci's involvement." Host Eric Bolling "did not push back on the claim, or show any evidence of checking its veracity." A spokesman "said Sinclair hopes to add context and other viewpoints and still air the controversial segment on the next week's edition of 'America This Week." Florida's COVI

ind a question. Stopping and starting, slogging through his sentence construction, Franken, who had been handed a question based on the just-revealed Steele dossier, got to this end: These documents also allegedly say, quote, “There was a continuing exchange of information during the campaign between Tru

March 3, the president watched Bret Baier interview Paul Ryan on Fox. Baier asked the Speaker about a report on the online news site Circa— owned by Sinclair, the conservative broadcast group—involving allegations that Trump Tower had been surveilled during the campaign. On March 4, Trump’s early morning