Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Hour 3.

Hello, America. How are you? It is Eric Erickson here. The full number is 877-97-9-737-7-4-25. Should you wish to be a part of this program,

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Let's talk about liars and the lies that they tell, among other things.

By the way, you should know that the White House spin right now.

This is happening as we speak.

They're trying to claim that Kevin McCarthy has covered up his deal with the conservatives to become speaker.

And instead of asking Biden questions about documents,

people should be asking Kevin McCarthy about his deal with conservatives trying to turn the

tables. It's almost too obvious. We'll have a list of the, the hacks in the press corps,

when they do turn the tables and try to, try to delve into that, considering Biden's the one who

told him to do it.

But I got to deal with this. You got to, this, this, well, let's just, let's get into this.

Douglas Wise, he was an intelligence official, former defense intelligence agency deputy director.

He was one of the 51 intelligence members who issued the public letter.

October 19, 2020, five days after the New York Post began reporting on Hunter Biden's laptop to assure the public it was Russian

disinformation. All of us figured that a significant portion of that content had to be real

to make any Russian disinformation credible, said Wise, who didn't respond when the New York Post reached out for an explanation

in March of last year, but found his tongue when he spoke to the Australian publication,

The Australian. In other words, the former deputy of the Defense Intelligence agency and others, he essentially acknowledges

they knew a lot of the stuff on Hunter Biden's laptop was true.

Their presumption was that some of it was not true, but that a lot of it had to be true

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