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the investigative report fell under a lapse or producer, john duffy, a co creator of the show, had made a request for things unrelated to is to seals. and somehow we don't know if there was a friendly party in the force or what somebody accidentally sits in the report. so we know, you know, we know what was looked at here. and what, what i find striking is the public and especially the act of this community that does their own investigation into this because they felt they were forced to, uh, nope, nobody ever heard a peep from the police or the prosecutors about what it was that they found it doesn't seem that the st. louis county police or prosecutors felt they owe some duty to the public or to the act of this community to let them know what, what they had seen. and, and it's pretty exciting because, you know, i don't want it very believe we, we do believe we solve this and all set up as those are out. and anyone who takes this journey by the time they get to the end, you know, there's a lot of true crime out there. there's not a lot that solves it. and this, if you take this journey,

the investigative report fell under a lapse or producer, john duffy, a co creator of the show, had made a request for things unrelated to is to seals. and somehow we don't know if there was a friendly party in the force or what somebody accidentally says, sense in the report. so we know, you know, we know what was looked at here. and what, what i find striking is the public and especially the active is community that is their own investigation into this because they felt they were forced to, uh, nope, nobody ever heard a peep from the police or the prosecutors about what it was that they found it doesn't seem that the st. louis county police or prosecutors felt they owe some duty to the public or to the act of this community to let them know what, what they had seen. and, and it's pretty exciting because, you know, i don't have very believe we, we do believe we solve this and all set up a subs are out. and anyone who takes this journey by the time they get to the end, you know, there's a lot of true crime out there. there's not a lot that solves it. and this, if you take this journey, i

all right, john duffy, thanks for joining us. >> i do appreciate it. but then when you tell people that joe biden is not going to win that joe biden is infirmed in some way, that joe biden has. right. and then it turns out none of that is true. and you've been exposed. >> then what do you have if you're going to attack him as being mentally unfit? you got to deal with a scalpel, a scalpel. you can't do it with a hammer and tongs. and that's all the trump people know is how to beat things over the to death. >> he and his campaign have put out these videos to supportively cut and on twitter to say that biden is senile and voters aren't buying him. yeah, those are cheap fakes, right remember when the liberal media tried to shame is for daring to question biden's mental fitness. they also blatantly the signs like when he skipped the traditional super bowl interview or even worse, their extensive role in dismissing the her report about her has gone to the hill with this highly controversial report that the white house said that i think a lot of folks, not e