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Slack.com slash DHQ. Another day, another impeachment witness affirms

that President Trump committed no quid pro quo with Ukraine. Of course, you wouldn't know

that from the front pages of the New York Times and the Washington Post. We will parse the

spin and lies. Then speaking of spin and lies, the Democrats returned to the stage for this

month's presidential primary debate and I watched every agonizing moment of it. A high

school girl cries after her school district forces her to undress in front of boys, progress.

And finally, the mailbag, all that and more on Michael Knowles. And this is the Michael

Knowles show.

Okay, here's what you've read in the newspapers today. Well, you haven't because you don't

read the New York Times and the Washington Post because you are an educated person, but

this is what most people are reading in the newspapers today. New York Times.

Sandlin says he followed Trump's orders. The Washington Post, Sandlin links Trump administration

to pressure campaign on Ukraine.

Diplomat says there was a quid pro quo, a White House meeting if Ukraine opened probes

into Joe Biden. Sandlin's bombshell testimony leaves Trump's GOP allies scrambling. Scramble

they are like scurrying like mice on Capitol Hill. Of course, none of that is true. None

of that is true. If you read those headlines, what you would conclude from that is that

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