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It's Wednesday, January 24, 2018, from slated to justime, Mike Pesca.

The ad hominem fallacy is just that, a logical fallacy that discounts an argument

because of the person who's doing the arguing.

Also, the future is unknowable, and the past is not necessarily prologue.

Stipulated. All of that is stipulated. You'll see where I'm going.

In fact, crazy people can sometimes be right.

Every hypokondriac in history has died of something, often a disease, sometimes being hit by a trolley.

The poet Ezra Pound was both paranoid and followed by government agents.

Both things were true. In fact, we have phrases for things that are almost always wrong, but occasionally correct.

Frazes that hearken broken clocks and blind squirrels.

All that said is so that I can put it out there, so that I can concede in advance the limits of the following observation.

The idea that representative, Devon Nunes, has information that blows up the Russia investigation.

That Devon Nunes has the secret memo that proves the FBI was in the bag the whole time.

The here-to-for suppressed piece of information that is quote troubling and quote would shock the American people,

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