Quid pro quo or no quid pro quo one phone call is nothing compared to stealing 2 billion dollars

the Monica Perez show starts now.

This is Monica Perez, waking Atlanta up to the true threats to Our Liberty right here on 95.5

WSB, normally Saturdays from 3 to 6.

Today we're on from 2 to 3.

So let's get right to it.

We don't have a lot of time, but we have a lot of digging to do.

The news that continues to dominate the airwaves is the impeachment

investigation against President Trump after he had a phone call where some people argue

that he offered the Ukrainian President Zelensky a quid pro quo for investigating

Biden and that the quid pro quo for investigating Biden and that the good pro quo is in the form of

USAID to Ukraine. We have a rough transcript of the call so the ambiguity should not

be there. There is ambiguity though whistleblowers who were and

were not witnesses to any malfeasance are making their statements their their claims, and Congress is conducting an investigation

behind closed doors where they ask witnesses to tell their stories of Trump malfeasance.

For me, I don't, I think that this stuff pales in comparison to the underlying scandal

that Trump allegedly was offering Zelensky incentive to investigate and regardless of what Trump's motives were or even what he said or did and even if you go through the

impeachment process what I really want is an investigation into the

massive amounts of corruption that the US government and our representatives over there as institutions and private individuals were participating in after a coup which I'm now believing we orchestrated just to engage in the

corruption just to engage in all the spoils of the gas trade and

international money flows in Ukraine.

I'm going to get to as much of that as I can,

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