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Slack.com slash DHQ. Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell broadcasts hot air on MSNBC,

but not so much hot air as Democratic Senator Chris Murphy or House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

We will examine the shameless gas baggrey of our leaders. Then across the pond, the UK's

Prince Andrew sweats over questions about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, who didn't

kill himself. A New Zealand hunter gets death threats for killing her own food and conservatives'

favorite chicken restaurant gives in to the leftist mob. All that and more. Michael Knowles,

and this is the Michael Knowles show. Some people are just catching wind of Eric Swalwell's

appearance on MSNBC last night, but a whistleblower showed that Eric Swalwell passed gas on

live television. Swalwell himself has been gaslighting on the subject and insisting that

it never happened. But something about his denial just doesn't smell right. Listen for

yourself. The evidence is uncontradicted that the president used taxpayer dollars to ask

the Ukrainians to help him cheat in election.

Now that I know it's sometimes it's hard to figure out when it's just Eric Swalwell

talking and when he literally passed gas on television, sometimes it's very confusing.

It would appear to me that he did in fact break wind on national television. This is trending

on Twitter as hashtag fart gate. I'm sorry that I even have to say that publicly, but it was

the top trend on Twitter for many, many hours yesterday. I love Eric Swalwell. I just

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