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Well, you know the results in New Hampshire, and I'm going to analyze them a little later in the program.

But being the cleanup hitter, all the others have already gone first, and that's okay.

I haven't listened to any of it. Been busy doing my own thing.

But we'll get to it, because there is a lot to analyze, but before we do, there's another phony controversy, such as it is.

A pseudo-event.

Did Donald Trump interfere in the sentencing decision involving Roger Stone?

Now, as one of the few people on TV or get behind a microphone who worked at the highest levels of the Department of Justice as chief of staff to an attorney general,

I can assure you Donald Trump had nothing to do about Bob Barr wanted to do it, and decided to do it.

This is a process that takes days, sometimes weeks.

So what I'm hearing is these four Mueller prosecutors effectively lied to main justice.

When they filed their papers in federal district court and open court, main justice, meaning the attorney general's office and the others there, were stunned by the sentence recommended by these four Mueller prosecutors.

And so they stepped in. Normally, this kind of stuff does happen, but happens behind the scenes, but you're dealing with these four Mueller prosecutors.

They know how to play the press, and the press wants to be played.

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