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without trial.

This is a story about a young life caught in the middle of the justice system.

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Today, we're going to talk about Trump having known the dangers of coronavirus and opting

to downplay it to the American people, as well as a bombshell whistleblower complaint against

the Trump administration, and my interview with the chairwoman of the House Oversight Committee

in charge of the investigation against Lewis DeJoy, who's now accused of committing campaign

finance violations and whether he could be impeached as postmaster general.

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

So at the top story this week, Trump knowingly downplayed coronavirus.

And I know this might not feel like news because we all knew that he was downplaying coronavirus.

An a deadly contagion was sweeping across the country and Trump was saying, like a miracle,

it will disappear.

Well, I don't know about you, but that was just one little clue I picked up on that told

me, Hey, this guy might just be downplaying the threat of a horrible pandemic.

But because we have the most ham-handed president in history, he basically made sure we'd

all know just how willing he was to to overtly lie.

So Trump sat down for 18 different interviews with Washington Post, associate editor Bob

Woodward, which was apparently the bright idea of Jared Kushner.

Someone pitched this idea to Jared that Bob Woodward already famous for taking down a

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