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to the opportunities that allow them to achieve those things. gone is the dathe day of everyo thinking they could actually live the american dream. ma oopsie daisamericany kamala s the case forke trump. i'd rather not have that endorsement in this case. iran ement., we are going to blowargt your largest cities and the country itself to smithereens. t the iranian assassination threat. >> what does it mean?s. atteyou feel that your hand was forced? and what is your relationship with speaker pelosi now? look , i biden, the view and the coup plus such a smart, get back on the floor. t >> it took over two months fort kamala harris to finally sit down fordo her first solo interview on a major news network, and she decided to dote the interview with this lady.

fo i juswith tt i'm not runningr perfect. >> she's running againstr trum we have two choices. and so there are some things you might not know her answer to. ansand in 2024, unlike 2016, fr a lot of the american people,il we know exactly what trump will do. l o who he is, and the kind of threat he is to democracy. >> the problem that a lot of people have with kamala is we don't know her answerg. to anything. >> okay? you know, and i think answer you k to everything. >> kamala heard that and said, what are you doing wednesday.: n >> stephanie ruhle is a business analyst on nbc. she's es trump hatera trump hat and the interview focused somege economy, somethin kamala can't talk about because if she said what her plan was, she'd lose in a landslide saide >> for those who say these f policies aren't for meha, what o you say to them? >> well, if you are hardworking, if you have the dreams and the ambitions

and the aspirations of what i believe you do, and you'reu kw in my plan, you know, i havereal to tell you, i really lovely and i'm so energized by what ami i know to be the spiritca and character of the american people. we have ambition, we have aspirations, we have dreams. weeams can see what's possible. we have an incredible work inc ethic. but not everyone has the access to the opportunities that allow them to achieve those things.. my vision for the economy, i call it an opportunity. economy is about making sureansh that all americans, wherever they starterst, wherever they a, have the ability to actually achievy achie those those dreame and those ambitions. i come from the middle class. and , my mother raised my sister and me. she worked hard. she saved upme by the time i was she a teenager, she was able to buy our first homeo bu and, you knoy

homeownership for too many people in our country now is elusive. you know, gone is the day of everyone thinking they couldan liv actually live the american dream. >> kamala was just asked about her policies. she rambled and then said, the american dream is gone. ican dres she's been in power fr four years and said the american dream is gones . she just sank her campaign. but that was jus just the beging . >> how do you go after price h t gouging withouert implementingct price controls? because once we get in the zonr? e ,people start to get worried and they say, i don't know what she stands fodon't r. so just to be very frank, i am a never going to apologize forpo a going after companies and corporations that take advantagt take e of the desperationr of the american people. i'm going to go after them. yes,them i'm going to go after. them. >> so price controls are still on the tableols are . that's not going to fly in this country. what about tradey in this polic >> tariffs aren't unique to president trump.

>>president biden has tariffs in place. he's actually looking to potentially implement more. i where do you come out on is there a good tariff, a bad more well, part of it is you don't just throw around the idea of just tariffs across the board. and that's part of the problem with donald trump. t ofi frankly, i'm going to andi say this in all sincerity, he's just not very serious about how he thinks about some of these issues. d and one must be serious and have a plan and a real plan. it's not just about somet is talking point ending in an exclamation at a political rally, but actually putting the thought into what will be the return on the investment, what will be the economic impact on everyday people. >> they just asked her what her trade plan was. she never answered and then said, trump doesn't have one. and they never explained what her plan was. >> trump's not serious about trade. he's deadly serious. he want a trade war with china. pass the new naftarious. deal,

new trade deals with south korea and japan. alhe used tariffs to bring countries to the negotiating weble, and wtoe had a great economy with no inflation. >> i don't know if kamala harri greats knows this, but the biden-harris administration kept trump's tariffs on china, thenased increased them. kamala was then asked how she'sl going to help americans buy homes they can't afford sincees inflation drove mortgage rates so high. goi some of the work is going to be through what we do in terms of giving benefits and assistance to state and local governments around gogg holiollars and lookin holistically at the connection between that and housingst g holi and looking holistically at the incentives we in the federal government about can create forl and state governments to actually engage in planningin and holistic manner. >> that includes prioritizing affordable housingludezing. >> i have no idea what she just said. i have no idea. but it sounds like she's going to print more money and give it away.

then kamala was asked how she's going to pay for all of thes gon handouts, giving that extra moneg r y for a first home ifs r you can't raise corporate taxes or if gop takes control of the senate, where do you get the money to do that? do you still go for those plans and borrow? >> well, but we're going to have to raise corporate taxes and we're going to have to raise we're going to have toto h make sure that theave biggest o corporations and billionaires pay their fair share . >> that's just it. it's about paying their fair share. but how do you find that line to make sure corporations are paying their fair share but they're not leaving our country? >> well, listen, i wor listek w lot of ceos. i have spent a lot of time with ceos. and i'm going to tell you that ceos, and the business leaders who are actually part of the engine of america's economy agree that peoplmye should pay their fair share. >> again, she didn't answer the question. even if she raises taxes on everybody, it still won't pay for the trillions she wants

to spend. obama already raisedshe wants s and the middle class got hammered. obama raised taxescorporat and corporations left the country and took their factorieth s with them. >> that's how trump goted elected. how is she going t. o stopanies companies from leaving? because she knows a bunch of ceofreavings, their lobbyists are just going to write loopholes in the bill that she i signs. >> after the interview, stephanie ruhle called harriser a dodger. a >> here's what's a little tricky. she doesn't answer the question around if the gop is controlling the senate, if she can't raise corporatehe taxes, where is she going to get the money from? >> and the interview is justthes a stage does all of her answers. there's a sander with no sawdust in the back and a ladder in the middlehere, of nowhere. what's that doing there? no idea. vetoday, trump in north carolinn is zeroing in on american working men and women.m he's been much more disciplined the last week and a halfor, ast more upbeat and more focused on the future. >> and the centerpiece of my pln

for a manufacturing renaissance and will be a 15% made in america tax rate. >> i'm imposing tariffs on your competition from foreign countries that have ripped us off, which stole all of your businesses and all of your jobs years ago and toookk abl your businesses out so that now they won't be able to compete with north carolina. bil of your furniture makers are going to come back and comeg back bigger and strongerbefore and better than ever before. this is why people and i countries want to kill me. they're not happy with me. it is it's a risky business.r an >> that's the kind of swagger and attitude from 2016. remember, fight for the little guy. ameramerica first trade policyd that puts money in your pockett and doesn'givet give foreigners a free ride.

the europeans have a 25% tariff on american whiskey. they have a 10% tariff on american cars. >> meanwhiles., america letse all the european wine and cars come in here duty free whileou our navy protects their shipping and our nukes protect their safety. nukeprotecthe europeans don't sy money on their militaries, so they spend it on lavish socialh safety nets because we pay to protect them. >> nets use you your tax dolla. we had this arrangement aftero a world war ii because their economies were devastated. so we opened ur economies werept to help them recover and in exchange created this network of alliances against soviet communism. >> but the cold war is over, and this isn't fair to the american taxpayer or the american worker orr to the workers of this state. when you hear kamala harrie wors attack my tariffs today, you wouldn't have anythinge anyt left at this state if i didn't do what i did. this building would be nowhit id

shuttered, closed, empty, no, jobs, and now it's thriving. just remember,a is kamala is not attacking me. she's attacking your furniture job. jobse isshe's attacking your communities, she's attacking your factories. facand she's trying to send ali those jobs to chinang g else. rithin >> and we're not going to let that happen. kamala harris is still pushing globalization after it gutted our jobs in factories. >> so what is exactly the vice president's economic agenda? massive welfare checks to buy starter homes, totally going to trigger more inflation and drive home prices highers o she wants to build more homes, but she spent $7 trillion and she only was able to build. seven car chargers. >> i'm going to go with the guy i a living.or >> she wants to tax unrealized gains. s that idea was laughed out of the room. she wants price controls again, laughee she wad out of the room. >> the rest is your typical taxe and spend san francisco

socialist garbage. that doesn't work. never hands. >> after five days off, kamala delivered. that as they build it. a big economic speech todan'y. >> and primetime producers watched it so i didn't have to. , and they told me she didn't sy anything. she didn't say anything new. nothine didng. no new policy. nothing. and the "new york times" agreeds with "jesse watters primetime", saying she revealed little new abou a atterst her economic pitch. >> she just came with the same empty slogans i call my vision the opportunity economy. >> what i imagine and believ" e and call it an opportunity economy developing and creating an opportunity economy. >> i intend to create an opportunity economy. >> why do we need ann economy. >> jesse: why do we need that if bidenomics is working? shouldn't she be running on let's keep going. she is but she can't say that, because everyone knows where we are going is in the wrong

direction. kamala is not saying how she is going to help. she's going to help. she's just saying she grew up just like you. ng tsay,upi grew up in a middles family. >> i grew up a middle class kid. >> i gre up with middle class kids. >> i was raised as a middle class ras kid.le >> but how middle class is she?c kamala was raised in berkeles y california, by parents with phds. >> one of the nicer neighborhoods in san francisco. she spent her weekends in palo alto, went to private schools, lived in a nice little neighborhood in montreal, took t trips to jamaica, and then once claimed she worked at mcdonald's. >> without any evidence, we don' worket want to hear kamalao fake promises or even somethingr like she worked veryke long and hard hours over french fries at mcdonald's. e ne it was a lie. she never workedve at mcdonald'm over the hot french fries. i think i'm going to a mcdonald's in two weeks,am actually, and i'm going to work the french fries goi because i g

have worked longer and hardeerrf at mcdonald's than she did. >> if i do that even for half an hour.: peop >> even people working at mcdonald's were better off under donaldle trump thann biden-harris. americans got a $7,000 raise under trump and haven't gotten a raise sincnd he. e but the biden-harris people ar e saying americans just have a bad memory. >> americans, when you ask when the question, are you better off today than you were four years ago? many fou americans misremember t how bad the economy was. the ecfour years ago and how sti our economic recovery from the pandemicth has been. >> you know, we're being sick of being told that. we don't realizet we't reali hoe have it. our memories are shot. crime's down borde shot.r secur >> we're sick of it. it's actually making traditional democrats consider the unthinkable. >> shanti milano. willis isn't sold. s isn't sure. the viceur president is up to t. top job. >> i've been a democrat my entir democrae adult life.

this has actually been the first year where i was considering voting republican. >>where i in her mother isn't h. >> never thought she'd see aever black person president i tnt in her life. she did. now kamala harris is for president. my mother says she don't care what she does. let' she saoesn'ts just get her in t. >> and i simply don't feeldon't the samefe. >> carmel is only pretending to fight for you because she knowpro fis she's losing you. if she cared, she woulded have done all the things she's promising to do. >> kamala goes >> to work every day in the white house. families are suffering now whit so if she has a plan, sheshould should stop grandstanding and do it. just do it. you have you have a fe feww mono left to do it. >> oh. nationally syndicated radio >> dana loesch is here. dana, to kamala harris, justmala go on television har and say the american dream is gone. d, well, it was really hard, jesse, to understand what she said, because i don't speak drunk hallmark.

and i really don't think that most of americans d i't spo either. you know, we live in real meat space. we live in the world of doubled grocery bills and doubled energy bills. >> and things are expensive because of her administration. yomean, whenensive du she goes d and what we do, you meet with her like still with her. she's in office right now. she's part of this administration. honestly t, when i hear her talg and i feel like i'm being generous with this evaluatios wt jesse, whe jn i hear kamala harris talk about jobs or creating an opportunity g to economy, which is a stupid srnme thing to say because the government takes opportunitnt y, the more involved it is, the economy already has opportunity by way of private sector. but when i hear her speak, i feel like i'm listenin heag ta freshman marxist collegian who has yet to take an econ class, sit here and try to dictate to people who have had to make payroll, who have had to be the first people to show up in the last people to leave what it is to run a businessit. >> and i don't think that's going to play well with voters because she's never run a business. s never been successful

financially. her husband hasn't eithel r. i love her answer. h on housing. people can't afford homes, pean't afforeg toe mortgag rates are too high, she says.ho >> it's going to bliste holisti she said holistic three times. that was the plan. >> it's going to be holistic. do you know what that means? holisticholist a? >> what in the drunk hallmark is that wholk e lipstick to get up? >> what does that even mean? i don't even know what that means. i don't know what that means eitherthat . mean?rk not holistic to work people tope death to where they can'oplet afford a house. >> i mean, look, she never shows. sh-- whenhat happens you never. you don't know what it is to be middle class. you don't know what it is to run a business ra busine. woman this woman, jesse, i know you know that she is so privileged p . emocra if you look up privilege, it's like every democrat candidate ever in the ever. naryt ca she went on. i know she talks about bussing, but she started in a verynsiv expensive private primary school that mosts couldn americans could not even think of affording. and she lived in a really nicek. neighborhood. she had a two parent home, which is a privilege now, thanks to democrat policiee liv.

ruining the american family. she's been privileged nonstobee. from her from a baby now to where she is. >> so sh identife can't identifs with the american voter. and that's why trump's messaginagin rg is resonatingff with people, because he's built stuff. >> and again, i'm with you. >> i'm going to trust someones who knows how to build businesses and knows how to run theman more so than somebodylks who just like talks about them like holistiabouc. jesse >> does that even mean.: you weren't convinced by the random ladder in the back shotod ? oh, yeah. oh, that was precious. yeah. let's just twa put random, you know, fix it objects and have a ladder. let a paina paint brush back here. >> it's just some dumb shallow. all right. dana bash, thank>> jes, lash yo. >> talk to you soon. >> talk to you soon. shocking news about the secret service. service. >> to me, harlem is home, but home is also your body. when i asked myself, why doesn't palladium exist in harlem? >> so i started my own studio >> so i started my own studio getting in a brick and mortar.

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>> fox news alert. a secret service agent in kamala harris' security detail has been placed on leave following allegations he sexually assaulted one of ade vp's stafferulted ons. the agent was part of harris' advance team in green bavareeny and apparently drunk when he groped the staffer. >> the incident happened it happe in ars hotel room after kamala's staff members had been to dinner and the agent allegedly forced himself on her. we'll keep th wil you up to date with the latest. >> another alert. iran hates trump. that's no secret . trump put iran on the ropes. so now the regime is pulling out all the stops to keep him out of power. >> first, they tried to hack lem, but that didn't work because the leaks weren't juicy enough for the press. then they tried to whack him. >> and those threats are still t coming in. biden's director of national intelligence briefed trump about iran's assassination threats yesterday. yeday, and trumpe out swinging. >> if i were the president, woul the threatening country in this case, iran,

that if you do anything to harm this person, we are going to blow your largest cities and the country itself to smithereens. we're going to blow it to smithereens. you can't do that. and there would be nowould more threats. there would be no more threats. be tbut right now, we don't have that leadership. >> the little more powerful than when biden says, don't go. >> iran's trying to kill trump and influence the election. >> and biden is giving them the vip treatmenhe t while they're here in new york for the united nations. they're trying to help kamalanai claim the oval office because they know she'll follow. whenthey ag to biden and obama's footsteps unfreezing their cash and letting their proxies raise. >> iranian leaders aren't the only ones who put bounties on, trump said. thanks to merrick garland. ryan ruessn leader $150,000 pled to anyone who can finish the job has now beenthe circulating for days. the secret servicese is up to

task of keeping trump safe. and now they're trying to keep him outhey aret of the white ho, dictating how he can and can't campaignctating . >> the secret service recently told the trump campaign they could notmpaign t secure ay for donald trump in the state of wisconsinwisc. of i am told by a whistleblower with direct knowledge of the situatiotuation n that secret se says that trump should not and could not have a rally in wisconsin because secret service could not protect him and adequately t hi staff it. >> and we've learned that american intel isn't interested in keepin e learneg trump safe or informed. they spied on hieping his campai and 16 and they leak about his meetings to the press. want >> stho trump has had enough. i don't want that becaus eso t as soon as i get that, they'llhe say that i leaked it. so the best way to handly to ha. that situation? i don't need their briefing. they come in, they give you a they, and then two days later they leak it and then they say you leaked it. saithe only way to solve that problem is not to take it. i don't want it understood. and i'll have plenty>> of them when i get in.ite >> despite the constant threats to trump's lifthe e, s

biden officials are still creating a dangeroust is j environment around them. >> listen. it's just another liuse.e. like how did we get here? let's extinguish him for good. we have an answer. we have a remarkably talented a candidate who is sincere, who's pragmatic, who's open. let's justncere get it done. >> one failed assassin writing: a manifestono that read likeouge a biden speech wasn't enough. democrats keep talkingkeep about the need to trump out. >> meanwhile, a senate reportset revealing new secret service failures that almost got trump trump killed in butler meredith bank was the agency's lead advanced agent for that rally. >> but under her leadership, no one knew who was calling the shots. and this led to a chaotic c environment behind the scenes. >> the secret service meetings e with locals ahead of time weread so disorganized and left official s more confused than ever. they held a walk through before theyy, but it was a mess.s. there was no plan.s localsno told city agents n

that more work needed to be done to secure the site. but secrete doneo se service wau i don't worry about it, will take care of things. >> but they didn't. >> turns out the secret service never swepidn't.t the building. >> they couldn't see the ag.th our buildingey cous roof, and tu didn't actually put anybody in charg e of the ag building. >> they just left it.e re portthe also confirms what was initially denied by the feds that the biden-harris administration denied the secret serviceadminiied thsd additional resources in butler. >> they denied ient and they needed help. remember the problems they had with tha mber, th t drone network? sys the agent overseeing the system spenteurt hours on the phone wia toll free tech support line. >> hello . how do i get this thing in the air? turns out their radios weren'tel working either, and they rarely ever do. >> donald trump also wasn'tr given a counter-surveillance team for his massivesullance our rally. but dr. jill was. she wara

s given one for an indoor event with just a few hundred people. fe same day. and when it came to crooks, the secret servicee had a half hours notice after being alerted about a suspicious individua about l. the rangefinder. but they never stopped trump from taking the stag e. min they also had a two minute warning that crooks was waf, but again, never pulled them off the stage. >> at one point, secret service saw locals running towards towaa the building with their guns coawn, and they stilwnl never took them off the stage. counter sniperuns ans and this is weird, said they heard bullets flying by their headull but wasn't crook shootings sh at trumpoo? spite tr >> i don't get that. despite trump only getting the counter snipers because of the iran threat, none of the secre o service agents were told about the iran threat. >> nobodutirany was told there h a new threat against the former president that dayat . . isn't that messed up? why wasn't meredith told about the iranians?

>> the only one lead agentns said they found out about the threats from watching it on tv afterwards. watchihow can there be this many failures when it comes to keeping the future and former president safe? >>esiden senator ron johnson joe now. >> what's sticks out to youe is from this? there's so much failuro muche ie report. unde well, jesse. well, first of all, people need to understand most of what we know about whars oowt happened on july 13th comes from local law enforcement. not not the secret law service, notey are the fbi. they're still being pretty opaque. i think it was stands out to me. i mean being , you mentioned the one thing we had one sniper that we interviewed. he was on the team there, unobstructed view. they couldn't see crooks. there' s a tree in front of him. both those snipers apparentlyee believe a bullet went between them. you can hear the the wisecrack from the bullet. so that opens up all kinds. of questions they couldn't see.

crooks. crooks couldn't see them. and yet a bullet ldn't flew betweent the hercules two sniper team. now, the other thing that has been widely reported is local law enforcement took the first shot at crooks, that local lawth enforcemen t officer was confident he hit crooks. now, again, we can't verify that the body's been cremated. we haven't seen the autopsy . o subp apparently, we'll have to subpoena it like the house did. we haven't seen toxicologyoeit report and we don't have crime scene photos. we have we haven't received onem the fbi's transcripts fromave be their over 1000 interviews. we've been given 12 people interviewed, quiteen t actually. the only reason we've got some pretty decent reviews out, that is my staff talking to local law enforcement. the week after the assassination attempt got the names of secret service agents on the ground or else we'df ed t s be floundering ande secret service wouldn't be providing us. people would provide us any secr w of information whatsoeve. so again, they're fromfr my standpoint, this continueom s to be a slow walking of information to us. you know, we don't know anything about crooks. we don't know the encrypted accountsooks, th of social medi.

bud yet the fbi releases the manifestt o from the other assassin. and when, by the way, we don't have the cia or the fbi or the cbp files on that guy either. >> so, again, look, our federal law enforcement is being completely opaque. t offi god bless the local law enforcement officers, first weortl, for taking the shoce at the statute, stop crooks from shooting. we honestly don't knowdon' wheta he got hit or not because we don't have an autopsy report. but the fedsbut th, again, are w walking. they're not being transparent. they're going to be subpoenaedtp . wow. so the locals took the shot. we don't know anything about it becaus don'te they burned the by immediately and bullets were whizzing by. letsour counter snipers. that is just crazy to learn that at this point in this investigation. you're doing a great job, tor, senator. thank you so much for keeping the pressure on these people. if i thank e prt wasn't for you and josh hawley and some of our guys in congress , i don't know where we'd be. that's that's pretty messed up. thank you agai prett up.n. e vi >> the view asked biden about

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i never fully believed the assertions that somehow there was this overwhelming reluctance of my running mate that i didn't sense that there are somey folk who would like te me step aside so they have a chance to move chanc on. >> i get that that that's human nature. jojoe is still bitter. barack and nancy cut them away. but joy and the gang turned his attention to trump, even though ryan ruth basically wrote of biden's speech in his manifesto. they don't think joe inspirede anybody. you that? hisou say >> these are his past statements and ideas. he's way now. but now he's blaming rhetoric from you that you inspired these two assassination attempts. well, i think he in attemptss tt sausual president. and if you look at what he does and what he says and look what he di whad recorded on jany 2nd, not just january 6, was

absolutely bizarre. >> you can see joe playing it u cool there. trump is unusual. that's codnu e for i hate the guy,bu but my language almost got him killed. so they say i got to ton langua. down. >> but he couldn't hide it for long. to joe trump's jus joet a bug like the squash, literally. then he just wouldn't.- >> he was like a bug. he just kept being there was like a like a bug right there. >> so you felt that? >> what will life like for joe biden once he leaves office? will he take up painting like bush or work on that six handicap of his? no, he's focusing on foreign policy because he's doin, g suc a great job with it right now. >> i mean, i'm not going awah iw i mean, because there'ays so may things that i want to do in terms of the blindness to the turn on foreignpolicy po. biden is turning in delaware to keeppolicylicy

the things going that we started. and i thin keep thk we can end , he's restarting the biden global initiative. gra that money grab. great way for hunter to stayb. employedgrea when he's out on parole. >> and i got to hand it to the big guy. >> he's always two steps ahead . >> "new york post" columnist and author of the big gut y howa president and his son sold out america. >> miranda devine, we haven't se seen joe biden in a while. ee >> it's been on vacation.k i think 50% of the last year. were you enjoying watching himhe with joy and whoopi? >> i just thought it was. >> i surrea tl. they seemed like they wereusio all gripped with the that that he'sen this honest, wonderful president, decent guy, greatt foreign policy wonk. you know, i justfoonk. don't knw how those people managed to live in such a bubble that they don't realize that he didn't leave voluntarily and that he's not.

mr. honesty, selfless. you know, joe from scranton, he still thinks he can win the election. it's very clear. and he's not going to be done.he he is going to leave is afterge the inauguration in january, and he's going to start the biden global initiative, nter the pen center for foreign policy. do you think he is going to have anythin wig to do with that? >> of course. i amsure that they've got lots of grace and favor jobs, millions of dollars for all of the biden family members becaus de that's the only thing they've ever known. they've never held down a normal jobr held. r th it's always been, you know, money for the family. and that's why they're called. >> joe is such a great family m man. do you thinkan. that one of the ways they got him to step downst wawn was ts to promise lots of donations to the biden institut e? >> i'm sure.n and, of course, his ownng congressional librarressioy than son and his grandchildren can sit on the board of a lucrativey salaries. but really, they got him out t by threatening him. we know that, you know, it's just he knew that they ame

were going to 25th amendment him if he didn't step aside. if h he's done it in a selfless manner and everything with joe and nancy'se: evers fine. everything's just fine. they love each other. the big guery books out. >> now you can get it on amazon or where books are sold. i loven amazon saying that this is aow follow up to the laptop from. ? >> what are we going to learn now? so this is the coverhe cover up you know, we know about biden corruption thanks to hunterthisi biden's laptop, but this is about the whistleblowers that came forward to tels l us how the deep state, dee how the fbi, the cia, york they censored the new york post, they sabotaged the criminal investigation into hunter biden and they made up a falsmadee media narrative to explain away why joe bidenecr fired, the ukrainian prosecutor, who is an honest person doing an investigatio wny of hunter biden's paymasters. so it's traces how all these people protected joe biden

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