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The Russian Intelligence Allegations Now Haunting Peter Mandelson (7/2/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. When Peter Mandelssohn was first arrested, I told
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  you that it was gonna be big trouble for him
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  if he had anything else to hide. Well, here we are,
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  and now it's coming out that Peter Mandelsson was considered
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  a privileged Russian contact. So not only was he passing
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  sensitive information to Jeffrey Epstein, he was also a privileged
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  Russian contact. Whatever that means. Now he'll say that it's
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  no big deal, right, Ah, that just means I was,
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  you know, friendly with some people over in Russia. Whatever
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  the spin's going to be. But it's obviously a lot
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  more than that. And the question becomes was Peter Mandelssohn
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  selling state secrets to get rich? And I know it's
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  an uncomfortable to ask that question, but it sure looks
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  like Peter mandelssh was engaging in espionage, and that of
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  course means he committed treason. And if all of that
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  stuff pans out, I really wonder where the UK government goes.
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  Does Mandelson get the death penalty? When's the last time
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  that happened over in the UK. So shit just got
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  real serious. For Peter Mandelsson. And today we have an
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  article from the International Business Times digging a bit deeper
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  into the topic, headline Lord Peter mandelssh is Russia's privileged
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  contact according to elite dossier. This article was authored by
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  jujumay A whit did former MP Lord Peter Mandelsson work
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  for Russia? According to leaked intelligence dossier, Lord Mandelson, a
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  former US ambassador, was a privileged contact by Russian intelligence
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  agencies for more than thirty years. Yo, this is crazy.
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  We're talking about one of the most prolific English politicians
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  over the last few decades possibly being compromised. That is
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  a serious, serious allegation, and it makes you wonder just
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  how much information, how many secrets, if all of this
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  is true, have been passed on by Lord Mandelsson. And
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  I think the answer is very disconcerting, especially considering who
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  we're dealing with. The League report reportedly considers Mandelson as
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  the most significant Russian intelligence services achievement in manipulating UK
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  politics over the last three decades. The report was shared
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  by a UK broadsheet, which clarified there is no concrete
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  evidence that backs the claim. Yeah, where there's smoke, there's
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  fire and if he was giving that information to Epstein,
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  do you really think that's where it stopped and started
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  or is it more likely that that's what he was doing.
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  Got to supplement that income somehow, huh. Got to make
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  sure you get an extra few million, And what better
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  way to do that then sell secrets to Russia. You
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  know they're in the business of pan for that shit.
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  And don't get it twisted. I don't think Mandelssohn has
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  any loyalty to Russia. I think Mandelshn has loyalty to self,
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  just like his buddy Jeffrey Epstein. However, Mandelssoh's involvement is
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  still worth looking into, as a disgraced former Labor Party
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  politician also had links to the late Jeffrey Epstein, a
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  notorious pedophile. This link was examined in the League documents
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  through a report known as Project fish Yo. Mandelssyn's cooked.
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  This dude's in big trouble now. I don't know if
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  he's going to end up getting nailed on treason or espionage,
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  but his life, as he knows it is certainly over
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  the days to be in some big shot British politician,
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  that's done and he'll be lucky if he doesn't end
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  up in prison. So what is Project Fish? Projectfish is
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  the code name for a previously confidential dossier on how
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  Russia influenced some British operations. The report was compiled by
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  a former British guy who has knowledge about Russian intelligence.
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  While the former MI six was not named, all fingers
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  point to Christopher Steel, who ran the Russia Desk between
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  two thousand and six and two thousand and nine. Steel
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  currently runs Orbits Business Intelligence, a global private investigation consultancy. Okay,
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  hit the brakes. Christopher Steel, that guy's notoriously a liar.
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  He embellishes and makes up a bunch of bullshit. So
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  take this all with a grand assault, because you have
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  to keep in mind our information is only as good
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  as our sources, and I really don't find Christopher's Steel
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  to be a reliable source. Mandelssh was not the only
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  UK politician named in the report. Project Fish also examined
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  British leaders and their possible importance to Russia. It mentioned
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  former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was described as likable
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  but not trustworthy, with startling flashes of instability. So is
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  this report just going one way? Just one Party or whatever,
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  because if that's the case, then it's going to be suspect.
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  Projectfish also noted that Russian intelligence believe that Johnson's former
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  chief advisor, Dominic Cummings, was secretly working for six. Further,
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  the intelligence dossier stated that MP Nigel Faraj was not
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  worth investing time in. Well, I don't doubt that doesn't
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  exactly seem like the kind of guy that's going to
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  be jumping in bed with Russia. But when it comes
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  to money, unfortunately, you just never know. Only Mandelssn's link
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  to Russia had substantial weight, but those close to the
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  former politician called the allegations nonsense and said that mandelssh
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  never acted improperly against his country to favor Russia. Well,
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  we'll have to see the evidence, right, We're just supposed
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  to believe Lord Peter Mandelssh mister stiff upper lip himself.
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  Zero chance. According to Project Fish, KGB first took interest
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  in Mandelssohn when he became the Labor Party's director of
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  Communications from nineteen eighty five to nineteen ninety. He was
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  contacted by the KGB for the first time in about
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  nineteen ninety, and since then has become privileged contact for
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  Russian intelligence. The report read, so is there evidence to
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  back that up or just another fanciful creation of Christopher Steel?
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  And considering that he's involved in this, I think we
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  need to have corroborating evidence that backs up whatever he says.
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  He is an unreliable narrator as far as I'm concerned.
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  The Russian group continuously spied on Mandelssohn until they hit
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  the jackpot with his ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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  The relationship was an important link to manipulate Mandelssohn to
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  do Russian bidding. That seems likely. Don't think for a
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  minute that the FSB, the Guru and Russian intelligence isn't
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  keeping an eye on things, And don't think for a
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  minute they're not going to try and manipulate the Epstein
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  situation to benefit them, just like they manipulated the situation
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  while he was alive to benefit them. You don't think
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  Russia benefited from any of the intelligence from any of
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  the information that Jeffrey Epstein had. But how credible is
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  Project Fish? A Russian based journalist cast doubt on the
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  veracity of the report. I'll be shocked if the sources
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  and Christopher Steel. Brian McDonald's set on social media the
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  Trump Russia Dossier Guy. It sounds exactly like his new
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  cycle adjacent fantasies. I don't like Mandelssohn, but this claim
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  is nuts. Russia in the early nineties was broke and chaotic,
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  could barely run Russia, let alone a minor UK opposition MP.
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  McDonald also said there is some validity to that, and look,
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  I'm not jumping to any conclusions yet. Let's see the evidence, right,
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  But this is what's being reported, and considering we know
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  for a fact that he passed information on to Epstein,
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  I don't find it to be completely out of the
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  realm of possibility. But again it's all about the sources, right,
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  And considering Christopher Steele has been involved in some bs,
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  then I think that it's a good idea to take
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  it with a grand assault. McDonald, an irishman, was sanctioned
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  by the UK in twenty twenty two because of his
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  work for a Russia network. He referred to this to
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  Steele as the Trump dossier Guy, because Steele authored the
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  controversial Trump Russia dossier into tenty seventeen, detailing the relationship
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  between US President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin and
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  that dossier. I know a lot of you don't want
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  to hear this shit, but here's the truth. That dossier
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  has led the Trump being able to get away with
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  this cover up with Epstein. It's given him that political
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  cover because now he can point everything as a gigantic
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  hoax and as a scam to try and get them,
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  and all he has to do is point back to
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  the dossier that was obviously a bunch of bullshit from
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  the very beginning. And I remember when I was pointing
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  that out, there's a lot of people out there that
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  were like, well, what are you defending Trump? Well, no,
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  I'm not defending anybody, but this is obviously BS. And
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  if something's BS, it's BS. I don't care what political
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  party it favors. If you want that kind of nonsense,
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  that kind of commentary, go listen to Hassan, or go
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  listen to one of those idiot political commentators. I'm here
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  calling balls and strikes. And I told you all those
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  years ago that the whole entire Russia thing smelt like
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  an operation. And the truth is a lot of people
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  don't even understand what the FISA chord is They didn't
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  understand it back then and they don't understand it now.
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  But one thing's for sure, that whole entire fiasco that
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  ended up going nowhere, it gave Donald Trump a whole
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  bunch of cover for all the bullshit that's come in
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  the aftermath. And that was my warning then. And guess
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  what that shit has come to fruition, that's exactly what
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  he's doing. Oh well, it's just like the Russia hoax,
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  this Jeffrey Epstein stuff. They're out to get me. Meanwhile,
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  there's an obvious cover up going on. But when it
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  comes to Mandelston, look, like I said, I don't take
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  any of this as fact, right. We have to do
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  more investigating, we have to have a deeper look. But
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  it's certainly concerning and it certainly fits with the pattern
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  of Peter Mandelssinn giving out state secrets. So we'll see
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  where it all goes and we'll see what the UK
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  government ends up doing with it. And as far as
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  today goes, relatively slow day in news, so we're going
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  to get some of those Leslie Groff episodes posted as
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  far as her transcript, and also we have some Alec
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  Murdoch news that we have to get to as well,
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  and we're certainly going to do that, but until then,
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  that's going to do it for this one. All the
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