On Victoria Day I started the week south of the border with three hours of substitute-host-level Excellence in Broadcasting on America's Number One radio show. You can find a few moments from my guest-hosting stint here. Thank you as always to Mr Snerdley, Ali, Mike, Keith, Greg and the rest of the gang: the best team in radio, no question, and I treasure my many years in their expert hands.
Among the subjects we talked about was my two-part interview with George Papadopoulos re its wilderness of mirrors and the deep state. If you missed it, here it is:
The second part of my interview with George Papadopoulos will air tomorrow.
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Scot A
You pointed out the other day, how the endless investigation of the Trump administration was such a burden of wasted time and energy for them. How much more they could have accomplished without this drag on their momentum!
As others have pointed out, the investigation also weighed on the mid-term election. If Meuller knew "collusion" was a no go from early on he could have wrapped up the investigation or let his core findings be known. Instead the tax payer funded investigation became a Democrat part Pac using the American people to fund the 2018 House election.