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Today we're going to be talking about a new development in the Russia Bounty story that

somehow boaths even worse for Trump.

The White House's final step in dealing with coronavirus, and my interview with Speaker

of the House Nancy Pelosi, where we discuss the implications of the Russia story for Trump,

as well as how aggressive Democrats will be in enacting their agenda if they take all

three branches of government.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

Let's jump in.

There's been an update to the Russia Bounty story.

If you're unfamiliar, it's basically the New York Times broke this story last week that

Russia had been paying Taliban militants' bounties to kill American soldiers, that

Trump was briefed on the matter and that he did nothing about it.

The entire week that followed played out into entirely separate universes.

Because on one side, the New York Times reporting was corroborated by the Washington Post,

the Wall Street Journal, CNN, NBC, even Fox News.

The New York Times then reported that Trump received a written briefing about it in February,

which is actually a month earlier than previously believed.

And then the Times reported on the actual guy who'd been delivering the payments from

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