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years in prison leavers judas of his age mr lot more and also middle. to tell form accused to do tours no go. look i have all just thought i wasn't getting this in lopping what i meant to pick up more than 2 amid a little cheer paudeen e be applauding jim you know you for an. illustration to produce. the results slavery continues to infect charcoal production and the entire supply chain it feeds. this is the industrial zone on the outskirts of modern where most of the pig and factories are located and according to the evidence that we've been given and the testimonies we've heard one of these companies is allegedly still involved in buying illegally produced charcoal made by slave labor. and presidential. yes and that is a lie needs as much americans. produces $330000.00 tons of pig on every year relying on charcoal to heat its furnace it's. in the slave camps of the amazon it's an open secret where some of that charcoal comes from 1st. and do you know to work companies or way the charcoal was going out i will call it if one if them my little book. in 2

so you see the judas of the west has closed the contract and will receive the 30 pieces of silver. his end will be the same. now, a smear can only if the behavior being decried is exclusive to the target, but this was not the case. the example of sloan and cooke are just two of a number of instances. and then the activities of james buchanan nearly did them all in. james buchanan was an insignificant pennsylvania congressman in 1824-'25. he strongly supported jackson and wanted to do something, anything to get the hero elected. therefore he took it upon himself to become a powerbroker by going to jackson and indicated that clayman might support old hickory if jackson agreed to make clay secretary of state. jackson refused to commit and there it seemingly ended. at least until after the election. when jackson chose to use that interview with buchanan as proof that clay attempted to sell his support to jackson before turning to adams. buchanan never supported this version of events, and finally he flatly in the press denied it saying that he had never been an emissary from henry clay

my belongings and this guy put a knife in the back of george washington, the most hated man since judas himself, he said can i have my stuff in the amazing part is to this day nobody knows what was in the baggage that george washington sent back to benedict arnold, and nobody knows what was in that baggage, i do not want to ruin chapter 85 of the house of secrets but on chapter 85 you will see my theory and i cannot shake that idea, the five years, over half a decade i finally am like i got a figure how to do this idea and that's where i met todd goldberg, my cowriter on this book, when you was someone else to write, you can pick someone who you think is worse than you, someone who is as good as you and someone who is as better as you, better than you, that is your choice and to me i know who i'm picking, i want the guy who is better than me and could do something that i think i cannot do, and things that i struggle with, he is an amazing, they try to get me for years and they said the mystery writer to parapet with a thrill writer, 70 would like to work with, the most part i said they'

i was a lowlife judas they were going to hunt down. i was driving because i couldn't fly or take the train to washington. if i had, i was sure i'd be mobbed or attacked. for weeks walking the streets of manhattan, i was convinced somebody was going to ram me with their car. i was exactly the person trump was talking about when he said he could shoot and kill someone on fifth avenue and get away with it. my mind was spinning as i sped toward d.c. for more than a decade i'd been at the center of trump's inner circle. when he came to my son's bar mitzvah, a generous act i found touching, he told my then 13-year-old boy that his dad was the greatest and that if he wanted to work at the trump organization when he grew up, there would always be a position for him. you're family, trump said to my son, and i effing believed him. sitting in the green room on the morning of my testimony before the house oversight committee, i began to feel the enormous weight of what was about to happen. for some reason after all that i'd been through and all th

it would have eased my situation considerably, but i did not the prosecutors wanted me to play judas, but i did not. are you familiar with that? a.g. barr: actually, i am not. why should iu say, investigate the president of the united states if you're not even aware of the facts concerning the president using the commutation power to swap the signs of a witness? a.g. barr: because we require a reliable predicate before we open a criminal investigation. >> i just gave to you, sir -- a.g. barr: i do not consider it. i consider it a theory that you have. >> it sounds like -- a.g. barr: there would be a lot more people under investigation. >> the same day roger stone said that, donald trump -- a.g. barr: the standards of justice were during the tail end of the obama administration. >> are you aware that michael: come after being released from prison, was asked to not engage with the media, including to write a book? were you aware that was asked of him? a.g. barr: was i aware? no. >> do know if anyone else in your department was aware? a.g. barr: maybe i should tell you what happened. he

judas you can see focus right now at this convention on an issue that joe biden has spent a number oyears on, violence against women, he was one of the principle sponsors of the violence against women act. you saw one of these hearings just a moment ago. they are taking a few minutes now as they transition to loo at the economy. we're going to go back to the convention when they do that. but right now for just next few minutes i want to go to our analysts to talk about what we are hearing. michael nutter, former mayor of philadelphia. chris bus kirk joining us analyst join us from phoenix, arizona. michael nutter, the focus right now at this convention is on women. but broadly we've been hearing about issues, we've been hearing about gun violence, about climate change. we've heard from powerful women like nancy pelosi, hillary clinton, how much as somebody you know american politics how much does the women's vote and reaching women this year, how much is that going to matter? >> well judy, it always matters. certainly. i know a night or so ago there was discussion about when are we going