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This is the quickest, thinnest, weakest, most partisan impeachment in all of American

presidential history. And for all the radical left's attacks on the president's honesty,

it's their lies that continue to fuel this scorched-earth strategy of impeachment.

When a member of this committee said that President Trump was an agent of the Russian government

engaged in a criminal conspiracy with the Russians, he lied.

Needing a new way to undermine our president, the Democrats said he obstructed justice,

but they couldn't make the case. They didn't have the facts, and there are no obstruction of

justice articles in this impeachment. So needing another new distraction, Chairman Schiff announced

a whistleblower. He said we'd hear from this person about bad presidential conduct.

Some in the media reported on the whistleblower raising serious concerns about political bias,

improper motivation, and scandalous coordination with a political hit job aligned with none other

than the operatives of Chairman Adam Schiff. With public opinion turning against impeachment,

the Democrats scurried to assemble focus groups and commission polls.

They learned that accusing the President of bribery would be good politics.

That was, of course, the last impeachment of Donald Trump when he was president

and the unmistakable Matt Gaetz. Tomorrow, 1 p.m. Eastern, they're trying it again in the Senate

with the Senate trial. What does it all mean? Janice Ellis, what a superb hour. If you missed

the last hour, you got to hear it. Got to you too. Watch the video, download the podcast,

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