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michael knowles, one of the best known most followed people on the right online.works with the daily wire and with ben shapiro. and they talk about this raid. and as you've seen all week, depending on your perspective, you see this very, very differently. take a look. once you find out that the fbi lied, fabricated evidence on a fisa warrant application such that the fbi illegally spied on his campaign and then continue to go after him for years and years and years. i actually forgot to mention the $32 million years long. mueller probe also based on absolutely nothing turned up. nothing at that point. i think you have to realize if you've got even two brain cells to rub together. gosh, these guys seem to be after me. the attorney general in new york, leticia james, ran her campaign on destroying trump. and it seems they're going to try to destroy him. anyway they can spaghetti at the wall go after the trump organization go after his death. documents used the presidential records act or whatever. and so i think trump was wise not to play ball with these people who

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