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5-28: Trump Accuser E Jean Carroll Probed By The DOJ - CNN Spins It As Revenge · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: It's just never a dull moment in the headlines with
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Speaker 1: your current and former president forty five and forty seven,
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Speaker 1: and with the news story yesterday that the Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice is now probing Trump accuser Egen Carroll, and oh,
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Speaker 1: we got a lot more about her. You probably forgot
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Speaker 1: about her for a while, but she dominated the headlines
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Speaker 1: just a couple of years ago with the probe of her. Yet,
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Speaker 1: I know this is tough, but I've had to try
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Speaker 1: to wrap my head around this too. It's tough with
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Speaker 1: Trump to try to not you know, try to replace
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Speaker 1: him with any other president and imagine him going through
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Speaker 1: this kind of thing, because he's just such a you know,
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Speaker 1: an energy like force in the headlines and creates news
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Speaker 1: stories unlike any other president. But try to imagine any
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Speaker 1: other president and going through a civil trial like this,
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Speaker 1: like the Egen Carroll thing. We'll get him too here
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Speaker 1: in a second, and try to replace him with any
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Speaker 1: other president where the witness the main accuser wasn't exactly
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Speaker 1: too credible. If it was anybody else, I can tell
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Speaker 1: you I think most people feel the same way too.
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Speaker 1: This is a former and at the time was soon
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Speaker 1: to be re elected president, wouldn't you want an investigation
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Speaker 1: to make sure that the main accuser, no matter who
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Speaker 1: this president was, was on the level. And that's what
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Speaker 1: that's what this comes to. But I think it's something
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Speaker 1: more than this, with the Department of Justice probing e
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Speaker 1: Gene Carroll and her and her credibility for a perjury
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Speaker 1: accusation here, I think it's about who put her on
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Speaker 1: the main stage to go after Trump. I think that's
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Speaker 1: really what the Department of Justice is going after here.
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Speaker 1: But of course Seenn spins all of this, it's just
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Speaker 1: political revenge, right, all right, Well, we'll see all right.
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Speaker 1: and the replay there. Let's get right to it. The
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Speaker 1: breaking news yesterday. Here's where, here's what dominated the headlines
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Speaker 1: last night. And we'll only continue this will be a
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Speaker 1: massive story from here.
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Speaker 2: This department, CNN is learning, has launched a new criminal
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Speaker 2: investigation into one of Trump's enemies Egene Carroll now Egene
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Speaker 2: Carroll was the former magazine columnist who accused President Donald
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Speaker 2: Trump of sexual assault, ended up being that he was
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Speaker 2: liable for sexual abuse. The sources telling CNN that the
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Speaker 2: investigation now is focused on whether Carrol committed perjury during her.
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Speaker 1: Tuesday listen to MI Dereic Burnett, and that's right out
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Speaker 1: of the This is how CNN broke the story. And
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Speaker 1: they were first to break the story. Their sources, their
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Speaker 1: unnamed sources, got it first. That's the first line out
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Speaker 1: of the box. CNN has learned that the Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice is going after one of Trump's enemies, so right
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Speaker 1: there are They've already spun and framed it as political revenge. Okay,
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Speaker 1: all right, that's one thing. Massive story all over the place,
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Speaker 1: even and I think this was actually out of Channel
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Speaker 1: seven in New York, but just to show you that
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Speaker 1: this dominated the headlines last night.
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Speaker 3: Breaking news moments ago. The Department of Justice has launched
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Speaker 3: a criminal investigation into Egene Carol, she accused President Trump
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Speaker 3: of sexual assault. The investigation is allegedly centered around whether
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Speaker 3: Carrol committed perjury during her civil lawsuit against the president.
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Speaker 3: She was eventually awarded a five million dollar judgment. Acting
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Speaker 3: Attorney General Todd Blanche has recused himself from the investigation
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Speaker 3: given this past representation of Trump in the matter.
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Speaker 1: That now, that's interesting. So they were trying to jump
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Speaker 1: on this like right away, Oh, this is attacked. They
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Speaker 1: tried this tactic at first. Todd Blinch, he defended Trump
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Speaker 1: in this civil trial, and he's the acting Attorney general
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Speaker 1: right now, and god knows he's been going after the
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Speaker 1: fraud and the immigration violations and everything else. He's oh,
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Speaker 1: wait a minute, he recused himself. Ah, okay, So then
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Speaker 1: they had to spend it as President Trump going after
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Speaker 1: one of his enemies directing his Department of Justice. Ude, no, no,
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Speaker 1: and I go again to this. Wouldn't you want to
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Speaker 1: make sure even past because it's all been you know,
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Speaker 1: their feeling this and everything else with the civil trial
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Speaker 1: and the award she got and everything else. Wouldn't you
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Speaker 1: want to make sure that anybody accusing any past or
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Speaker 1: current president of anything this heinous to be on the
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Speaker 1: up and up. These are the questions that should have
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Speaker 1: been asked at the time, but he wasn't in office
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Speaker 1: at the time. A little bit of background on the story.
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Speaker 1: If you don't remember, because I think we all try
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Speaker 1: to wash this out of her memory banks. Okay, two
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Speaker 1: thousand and three to twenty twenty three jury found Trump
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Speaker 1: liable for sexual abuse defamation five million dollar judgment separate
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Speaker 1: defamation case additional eighty three million plus judgment twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: two deposition. Egene Carroll stated that no one else was
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Speaker 1: paying her legal fees. We're going to get into that
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Speaker 1: in a second, because I think it's what the entire
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Speaker 1: story is about. But we got to get into I
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Speaker 1: hate to dig this up at the time because it
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Speaker 1: was so just absolutely ridiculous. If you think the headlines
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Speaker 1: are insane, now think back a little bit to just
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Speaker 1: a couple of years ago when this lady was everywhere.
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Speaker 1: Remember to ask yourself why. Here's a here's a little
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Speaker 1: assample of that with the now infamous Anderson Cooper interviewed
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Speaker 1: that she did. This is her just describing the incident
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Speaker 1: herself as she was promoting her book about it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, we went up. He was going to get
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Speaker 4: some lingerie, and I am just like, Oh, I can
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Speaker 4: dine out forever on this story. We're gonna go get lingree.
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Speaker 1: You go, you say, you go to the Lauingderie department,
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Speaker 1: and no.
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Speaker 4: One is around, and there are two or three boxes
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Speaker 4: on the counter, the fancy remember the old passioned lingerie boxes,
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Speaker 4: and a filmy see through bodysuit in lilac gray. And
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Speaker 4: he snatches it up and he says, go try this on.
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Speaker 4: I said, you try it on. He said, no, it
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Speaker 4: looks like it, but you I said, it goes with
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Speaker 4: your eyes. He said, no, go put this on. And
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Speaker 4: and so at this point, it's you're saying, I used
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Speaker 4: to be a writer. At Saturday Night Live, I see
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Speaker 4: an entire sketch of making Donald Trump put this filmy
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Speaker 4: thing over his pants. That is what I'm thinking. I
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Speaker 4: am not thinking. I think it's I just I was
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Speaker 4: laughing as I said, and he said, well, you know,
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Speaker 4: he went like this, and I walked in stupid dude.
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Speaker 1: This was kind of a New York moment. Oh, one
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Speaker 1: of those best news.
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Speaker 4: Just like the best New York Donald Trump is going
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Speaker 4: to put on a filming.
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Speaker 1: Okay, And I actually I haven't seen a lot of
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Speaker 1: Anderson Cooper interviews live at the time, though a couple
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Speaker 1: of years ago I remember watching this live. I was
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Speaker 1: laughing out loud. I mean, this is insane. This is it.
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Speaker 1: It's insane that this woman was even taken seriously about this.
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Speaker 1: I'll never forget it, but you might remember this because
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Speaker 1: the main clip that everybody remembers from this interview was
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Speaker 1: actually what happened at the end. No matter what you
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Speaker 1: think of Anderson Cooper on CNN, maybe you don't watch,
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Speaker 1: I totally understand that he's a smooth interviewer, and he's
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Speaker 1: very smooth on air. It takes a lot to rattle
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Speaker 1: him think that this at the time. This is back
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Speaker 1: in radio days, back then, and we were just flabbergasted
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Speaker 1: that he was flabergasted because this was such a kooky
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Speaker 1: comment from her at at the end of this.
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Speaker 5: You know what, I think most people think of rape
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Speaker 5: as I mean, it is a violent assault.
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Speaker 4: I think most people think of rapist being sexy. Let's
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Speaker 4: take a short break, think of the fantasies.
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Speaker 1: We go to take a quick break. If you can
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Speaker 1: stick around and we'll talk more on the other side.
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Speaker 4: You're fascinating to talk to.
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Speaker 1: It was so bizarre, he didn't even know how to recover. Again,
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Speaker 1: I'll say it's one of the smoothest broadcasters in history.
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Speaker 1: It takes a lot to throw Intererson Cooper, and it
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Speaker 1: was such a bizarre statement, first of all, saying, I
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Speaker 1: think most people think rape is sexy, and then you're
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Speaker 1: fascinating to talk to. He was just begging, and you know,
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Speaker 1: there was a producer in his ear going get out
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Speaker 1: of this. She's insane, Get out of this, Get out
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Speaker 1: of this. And he tried. And then she says that
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Speaker 1: you're fascinating to talk to, and even he had to
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Speaker 1: laugh out loud. So that's what we're talking about here. Now.
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Speaker 1: At the time, you couldn't dare question her because remember
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Speaker 1: we were still just coming out of a believe all
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Speaker 1: women phase, right that was pushing that was the next
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Speaker 1: incarnation of the Me too movement. You weren't allowed to
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Speaker 1: question anybody, even as recently as that interview, right, So
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Speaker 1: you couldn't do it, even women who accused people of
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Speaker 1: horrible things. A former president at the time of horrible things.
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Speaker 1: You weren't allowed to question her credibility at all. Well
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Speaker 1: now you can, and certainly the Department of Justices. So
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Speaker 1: after all this, going back in time a little bit again,
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Speaker 1: President Trump, believe it or not, of all the things
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Speaker 1: that have happened on the advice of his lawyers. He
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Speaker 1: said the least amount about this case, but his lawyer
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Speaker 1: certainly did. This is one of the many appeals. This
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Speaker 1: is like a year and a half ago.
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Speaker 5: Good morning, y'all. My name is Will Sharf. I'm one
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Speaker 5: of President Trump's attorneys. Today we presented oral argument before
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Speaker 5: the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
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Speaker 5: in one of two cases brought against President Trump by
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Speaker 5: Ejen Carroll. Now, it's really important to remember that Egen
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Speaker 5: Carroll's story at its heart is an utterly implausible he said.
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Speaker 5: She said story there is.
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Speaker 1: This is pretty much what his legal team had said
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Speaker 1: from the very beginning. He said, she said, it's not this.
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Speaker 1: The judgment was ridiculous, hailed by a hero as the
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Speaker 1: left all and then we get to it. Okay, So
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Speaker 1: now went back to CNN and Current Day for a second.
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Speaker 1: They've already right their very first headline. They said, it's
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Speaker 1: the Trump DOJ going after one of his enemies. Okay,
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Speaker 1: forget the fact that this is a very non credible
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Speaker 1: witness going after him. That's okay. So what do they do?
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Speaker 6: Then?
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Speaker 1: They start lining up Last night, all the guests hit
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Speaker 1: and then they start bringing in the politicians. Here's Adam Smith,
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Speaker 1: a Democrat congressman from Washington State.
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Speaker 6: I wondering what your reaction to this news.
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Speaker 3: Is the Trump Justice Department launching an investigation to Egene Carroll.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, first of all, I agree with your previous
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Speaker 6: guests legal analysis. I guess I'd be more outraged by it.
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Speaker 6: This is an unbelievable abuse of power and a continuation
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Speaker 6: of an abusive power by this president. He is using
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Speaker 6: our government. Keep in mind, the Justice Department. It's not
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Speaker 6: Donald Trump's. It belongs to the people of this country.
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Speaker 6: He is using the Justice Department to persecute people he
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Speaker 6: doesn't like. Is unbelieved.
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Speaker 1: That's the spin you're gonna hear. You already heard it
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Speaker 1: last night as soon as the story broke and they
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Speaker 1: brought on all the guests and the congressman, and to
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Speaker 1: say that he's going after people he doesn't like. Okay,
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Speaker 1: of course that's going to be the spin. And because
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Speaker 1: it was a late breaking story last night, you're gonna
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Speaker 1: hear that all day, probably all day tomorrow into the weekend.
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Speaker 1: That's how they're going to attack this story, right, Okay,
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Speaker 1: that's fine. Really, here's the question, though, is this an
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Speaker 1: abusive power or was it the original case brought against
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Speaker 1: him the abusive power? Which was it? That's the question
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Speaker 1: to ask, because I'll say it again, and I know
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Speaker 1: I said this in the introduction, but even if it
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Speaker 1: was pick any president ever, if it was Obama, if
10:23
Speaker 1: it was Biden, God, Jimmy Carter, if it was Ronald Reagan,
10:27
Speaker 1: I don't care any of them. If it was Biden,
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Speaker 1: if somebody was accused of something this heinous, with such
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Speaker 1: a flimsy accusation, and quite frankly, and I think this
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Speaker 1: totally needs to be said now, an absolute kookie Duke's
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Speaker 1: witness who was bringing these charges against him in New York,
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Speaker 1: which is hard to get a trial, a jury anywhere
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Speaker 1: it's gonna give Donald Trump any any fair judgment. I
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Speaker 1: think it's completely completely plausible to actually attack her as
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Speaker 1: a witness and an accuser. Why do you say that, Bill,
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Speaker 1: I don't know here now. When she did a victory
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Speaker 1: parade after getting this initial judgment before it was appealed,
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Speaker 1: she could not stop doing interviews. I could not saying,
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Speaker 1: could not stop saying, even crazier, I know.
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Speaker 4: My own pleasures and they don't and that doesn't that
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Speaker 4: doesn't involve buying things. Where my pleasure comes is making
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Speaker 4: him so pissed off he can't think. We need to
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Speaker 4: prick his little balloon constantly. And one of the ways
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Speaker 4: to do that is to give his money to women's
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Speaker 4: reproductive rights. Hell yeah, to binding up the wounds of democracy.
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Speaker 1: It needs to be said now, most of us said
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Speaker 1: it at the time, but now that this is, you know,
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Speaker 1: an accuser officially being probe by the Department of Justice,
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Speaker 1: that woman's insane and I'm sorry, I don't care who
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Speaker 1: it is. If you're accusing a former president again original accusations,
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Speaker 1: Trump was out of office at the time. If you're
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Speaker 1: accusing a former president, a guy that everybody knew was
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Speaker 1: going to run for president again, you've got to make
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Speaker 1: sure that this is a This is an accuser, completely
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Speaker 1: and totally on the up and up. There's not anybody
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Speaker 1: that is telling you the truth that would actually say
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Speaker 1: that that person is of right mind. I'm sorry, it's
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Speaker 1: just true, and it's relevant to the case. This isn't
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Speaker 1: just a personal story of two people you don't know.
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Speaker 1: This is the president and the leader of the free world. Okay,
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Speaker 1: you have to have a credible witness. But there's even
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Speaker 1: more than that, I think, and just reading the tea leaves,
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Speaker 1: which we always try to do now, to read through
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Speaker 1: the headlines and the spin and the reason why outlets
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Speaker 1: like CNN and all the other media outlets, it wasn't
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Speaker 1: just them are so worked up about this and they're
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Speaker 1: starting the spin and reframing this as political revenge. Why
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Speaker 1: is that? Why? Why was this so damaging? Well, you
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Speaker 1: know why, because then all of a sudden they could
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Speaker 1: run on He's a rapist, he's a felon, he hates women,
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Speaker 1: he's violent, he's a liar, he's They pinned the character
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Speaker 1: assassination of candidate again Trump and President Trump a lot
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Speaker 1: on this case. It's exactly what they did. A lot
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Speaker 1: was writing on this. This is why it's so important.
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Speaker 1: But how does this person come out of the woodwork
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Speaker 1: in the twenty twenties an accusation of something that allegedly
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Speaker 1: happened in the nineteen nineties. How does she all of
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Speaker 1: a sudden appear did be honest, did anybody any of
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Speaker 1: us ever hear of who the hell Ejen Carroll was
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Speaker 1: or is before these accusations came out accusations of something
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Speaker 1: that happened in the nineties, but you're hearing about him
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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty three. What No, the reason why that
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Speaker 1: happened is because she was put there by very very
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Speaker 1: powerful people to go after President Trump. That's the political
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Speaker 1: revenge that they're going after, not the DOJ going after
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Speaker 1: a very very flimsy accuser and a lunatic. That's what
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Speaker 1: the That was the political revenge that should have happened
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Speaker 1: at the time. She never should have even gotten to
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Speaker 1: that point. So who would be powerful enough who would
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Speaker 1: actually put her to the forefront to make her this,
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Speaker 1: you know, pretend to form her into this what they
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Speaker 1: thought was a credible accuser of President Trump, of former
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Speaker 1: President Trump. There's very very powerful people with a lot
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Speaker 1: of money, and this guy happens to be Reid Hoffman.
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Speaker 1: And this is what I think this is all about. This,
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Speaker 1: I think is what the Department of Justice is really
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Speaker 1: going after. She's just a pawn. She's just an out
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Speaker 1: of her mind, lunatic pawn being used by very powerful
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Speaker 1: and very very wealthy political operatives to take out President Trump, who,
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Speaker 1: in this case Reid Hoffman, billionaire Democratic mega donor, incredibly
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Speaker 1: smart guy, another guy from the tech world who hates Trump.
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Speaker 1: It has come to light that Reid Hoffman was the
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Speaker 1: main backer and the funder of Egene Carroll. Oh, isn't
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Speaker 1: that interesting. But at the time, and once again we
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Speaker 1: got to go back to a previous CNN interview, she
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Speaker 1: forgot to mention that she got to mention her name.
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Speaker 1: You tell me whether this is a person being truthful
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Speaker 1: or not. Conveniently forgot to mention that she's being backed by,
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Speaker 1: funded by, and pushed to the forefront of a very
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Speaker 1: powerful political force. That's what I think this is all.
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Speaker 5: Another thing that he and his Laurias have often spoken
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Speaker 5: about is the lack of disclosure about a big Democratic
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Speaker 5: donor funding part of this case.
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Speaker 6: Was there a reason it wasn't disclosed?
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Speaker 1: And did you view this as political.
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Speaker 5: In any way? No?
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Speaker 4: I just completely forget. I just completely forgot that he
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Speaker 4: even existed.
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Speaker 2: In your deposition, yes, in my deposition.
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Speaker 1: Hmm. This is the person that reached out to you
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Speaker 1: through his sources and said, hey, you know, yeah, he
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Speaker 1: had this. You've set up before in casual circles, in
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Speaker 1: at cocktail parties that you've told this story that Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump accosted you at a department store in Manhattan back
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Speaker 1: in the nineties. Tell me a little bit more about that.
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Speaker 1: Can we, you know, talk to me about that? And
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Speaker 1: I think we have a case here. We're gonna, we're
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Speaker 1: gonna introduce you to my legal team, or we're gonna
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Speaker 1: we're gonna make a thing out of this. Then all
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Speaker 1: of a sudden, she's got all this attention that she
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Speaker 1: forgets the guy that was behind backing her all of
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Speaker 1: a sudden magically. Does that seem like a credible witness
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Speaker 1: to you? Does that seem like anybody that should be
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Speaker 1: in a position to accuse at the time, a former
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Speaker 1: president and the guy that they were deathly afraid of
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Speaker 1: running for president again of such a heinous accusation as rape.
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Speaker 1: Is that a credible witness? Nobody should want somebody like
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Speaker 1: that accusing any of our presidents of that. I don't
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Speaker 1: care who the president is. The least credible witness of
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Speaker 1: our accuser of all time, that's what this is about.
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Speaker 1: And going after the people that funded her and the
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Speaker 1: political operatives, I think, and I think that's why Acting
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Speaker 1: Attorney General Todd blanche accused himself too. So it would
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Speaker 1: take off, they would take off this veil of political revenge.
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Speaker 1: It's just trump'ste oje, which is in the headlines Trump's
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Speaker 1: doj going after his enemies or people he doesn't like.
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Speaker 1: That's what you're going to hear. But really, what is it.
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Speaker 1: It's going after the political revenge. That's what they're doing it.
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Speaker 1: She never should have even gotten to that point ever,
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Speaker 1: should this thing have even been heard? So and here
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Speaker 1: a lot of people who still believe it. It's terrible.
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Speaker 1: He's going after his enemies. Whenever you hear that, you
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Speaker 1: hear somebody in your social circle, or in your family
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Speaker 1: or at work saying that just counter with this, Well,
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Speaker 1: wasn't her accusation political revenge? And just leave it at that.
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Speaker 1: It's a fascinating thing to watch you. It's a sordid
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Speaker 1: tail in so many I mean, accuse anybody of that
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Speaker 1: horrific crime, it's awful, But then to do it with
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Speaker 1: a completely offer rocker, non credible accuser, and then to
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Speaker 1: say that this is just by by clearing that up,
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Speaker 1: this is just political revenge. The whole thing is hideous.
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Speaker 1: But we may get some answers out of this about
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Speaker 1: make it just about political revenge and Trump going after
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