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Paul Sperry is with us today to tell us about a grand conspiracy that is now being investigated by the DOJ, and I think is about to come to life real soon. Also, Selena Zito is here to talk about the poor press. And a bit of weird news for Friday: We learned the true power of an MRI magnet, and did we see a supernatural death thanks to a doll named Annabelle? All this and more on today s show with Glenn Beck.
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Paul Sperry is with us today to tell us about a grand conspiracy that is now being investigated by the DOJ
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and I think is about to come to life real soon.
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Also, Selena Zito is here to talk about the poor press.
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You know, she was actually tackled by a Secret Service agent.
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She was about five feet away from the president when he was shot.
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But somebody who worked at CBS, who was way back with the press pool, had to seek a physician's help because of PTSD
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So about an hour and a half ago, two hours ago, Susan Crabtree from Real Clear Politics, she is their national political correspondent.
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She tweeted something about, you know, that Wall Street Journal ridiculous letter that was posted.
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She just posted that the guy who was the reporter that did that story, his only job of, you know, journalism before that was he worked for Maine Justice, which is Glenn Simpson's wife's publication.
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The firm that Hillary Clinton paid to come up with and produce the Steele dossier.
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On Monday, we were all going, Donald Trump, what are you doing?
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But today, it's just like all falling into place.
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You're like, oh, my gosh, this is such a setup.
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Now, Real Clear Politics having a really kind of a banner day, especially today.
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The senior reporter there, Paul Sperry, is the guy who really has the story on what the Trump team is doing on this giant conspiracy case that they are building.
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So on, what was it, Sunday, they had an urgent meeting, the Trump officials.
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So what we know is they have declassified a new batch of documents related to the Russiagate hoax, and they're planning to release them soon.
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And I've got that confirmed now from the highest levels of the ODNI.
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And they're planning to brief reporters and publish the documents in a report prepared by DNI Gabbard's office, which has declassification authority across the IC, the intelligence community.
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And this would be just the first wave of declassification.
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And all this is being coordinated with the White House and the Department of Justice.
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And this is a 200-page congressional audit, and what is it saying?
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Yes, they're not going to release the whole thing.
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As I understand, they're going to take some pieces from it that, I was told, the documents not only definitively definitely back up the internal CIA review of the ICA and possible perjury by Brennan and Comey.
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But there's way more from that, including emails showing links between the crossfire hurricane and the rigged ICA operation.
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This is the intelligence community assessment that Obama ordered, which would strengthen the predication for a conspiracy to Frank Trump case.
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So, I mean, this is like an unbelievable smoking gun if it is as advertised, right?
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I mean, could we have asked for a bigger smoking gun than this?
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And, of course, we've been overpromised in this never-ending zombie Brushagate scandal and been underdelivered on the promises so many times.
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It's almost like losing the football at this point.
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But, you know, the investigation, the conspiracy investigation is real.
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And we understand there is a case file number and an EC officially opening the investigation.
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So, and they're focusing on a number of potential co-conspirators.
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And we'll be publishing a list of them at Real Clear Investigation.
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We do know that Comey and Brennan are part of that list, don't we?
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They've actually formally been named already in a criminal referral for conspiracy to commit perjury.
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And what they're doing with, you know, trying to do this as a conspiracy case rather than individual charges.
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They're trying to deal with the statute of limitations, which is five years in federal cases, most federal cases.
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So, they have to tie it all back together as a broad conspiracy to get around the time limit.
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And that's why they're reaching as far back as the Clinton email investigation to also show the double standard of her favorable treatment by Comey versus Trump's aggressive treatment.
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You know, and this is also by Obama and Biden investigators and prosecutors, you know, going forward all the way up to the Mar-a-Lago raid.
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So, you know, according to their case theory, you know, they all conspired to protect Hillary and to frame and to stop Trump.
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From conviction, from, you know, they exonerated her.
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And that's another thing that they're looking at in these documents is the declassification of these highly classified annexes, first of all, in the Specter General report,
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that revealed a number of foreign actors breaching Hillary's emails in her unsecured email server.
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And then Comey and Peter Strzok, who was the head of counterintelligence, who was supposed to investigate things like that.
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He just completely neglected to investigate that huge breach.
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And then you have the classified appendix in the Durham report, which talks about a Clinton intelligence, a Clinton plan intelligence that was intercepted.
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And, you know, basically laying out a Clinton plot to frame Trump.
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And Comey and Strzok didn't investigate that either.
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So it's a double standard, disparate treatment.
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And that's part of a conspiracy case that they're building.
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And we haven't been down this road a million times, because I know the football can be pulled away from us at any moment and probably will.
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But let's just look at this moment and say, okay, these things are possibly going to be produced and are real.
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What does this mean for the people involved, do you think?
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Well, I mean, there are a lot of co-conspirators, as long as your arm, that would be named at once.
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But, you know, it definitely is ambitious, but it's not pie in the sky, because the data points are all there for a conspiracy.
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They just have to find a grand jury to hear all the evidence with an open mind.
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Yeah, 90% Democrat automatically biased against Trump.
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Sure, because as an ongoing conspiracy, they're going all the way through to Jack Smith and in the whole Mar-a-Lago business.
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And on and on it goes with, you know, leaks and more sabotage.
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But, you know, this influence operation has done lasting damage.
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You know, it's caused lasting damage to Trump in his presidency, his legacy.
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Polls show that the vast majority of Democrats still believe, still to this day, believe that Trump is a Russian agent,
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despite the complete debunking of Hillary's dirty dossier and the PK and all that made-up garbage.
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So, in the end, Paul, even if these people go to jail, if that's not corrected,
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and I don't know how you would correct that in people's minds,
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if that's not corrected, this only makes the left even more angry and probably more violent,
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because now they're locking up everybody who was just against Donald Trump.
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What does this mean in the end, if we can't change that?
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Well, there has to be some accountability, and it may not, you know, lead to convictions, even indictments.
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But if it gets out, if these documents get out into a court of law,
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if they get out into a courtroom, the media will finally be pressured, at least.
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I'm not saying forced to cover it, which they've buried this,
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because they're so invested in the whole Russia business they won Pulitzer for.
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So, they're running block and tackle against any of this stuff.
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But if you finally get declassified documents and put out there in the public domain,
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put out there in the courtroom, smoking guns, as you were saying, they have to cover that.
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I think right now they want to get past this Jeffrey Epstein news cycle,
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so the media doesn't have an excuse not to cover it before they release this stuff,
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It's just that they're preoccupied right now with the Epstein business.
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So, do you think that's what is leading to the president being so angry?
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Would you please shut up so we can release this?
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Possibly, yeah, because I know that they briefed the White House on this on Tuesday,
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and I can't imagine that Chief of Staff didn't, in turn, brief the president.
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And the last thing, the meeting did not have Pam Bondi or Tulsi Gabbard in it.
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It was high-level staff for both the DOJ and ODNI.
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It's definitely, the dam is starting to break on all this.
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I mean, that's what we've been hoping for, right?
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This restores the trust we've been saying we needed to see from Epstein.
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This could be the one that, I mean, you could go all the way back to Hillary Clinton.
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But I can't imagine they're going to lock her up.
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But, I mean, to be able to have those documents out and show this conspiracy, again, I don't
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know if it's going to change the left's point of view because they're just insane at this
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point, but get it into a courtroom, that's going to be pretty intense.
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Yeah, Glenn, I mean, I'm just biting my fist through that entire thing because I just don't
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He is the true personification of a journalist and investigator.
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So he was, but I was, while he's narrating this or talking about it, I'm like, oh my
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I don't know if this is the first time that it's been said to you on a national broadcast,
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but I want to introduce you to Selena Zito, a number one New York Times bestselling author.
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No, it is the first time, and you're going to make me cry.
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I was with, the first time I was the number one New York Times bestselling author,
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when it really meant something, when the New York Times wasn't just like, ah!
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I was with Vince Flynn, and he said, congratulations, and I said, thank you.
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And he said, I want you to know how hard it is for me to say that,
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because I worked my whole life writing to get there.
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And you, you just wrote a story, and now you're number one.
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And I feel for you, because you worked your whole life in writing and studying how to write
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and listening to people, and I'm so proud of you and happy for you, Selena.
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Well, I have to take this moment to first thank you, Glenn, for using your platform
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to introduce your listeners to the book and to the importance of the book,
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not just about what happened to that day, not just about me being a witness to history,
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but also why things are happening the way they are.
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That's what the book Butler does, and it really gives a profound look at what is happening in the country.
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And I think it concludes at the end with a chapter called The Reckoning,
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and it's about my profession, and it really tells you everything that you need to understand
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about what is happening with my profession, and you can see it with the whole Epstein thing.
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I've got so much to talk to you about to get perspective on, but I have to start here.
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Could we please play the CBS reporter who now has had to have therapy?
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For those of us there, it was such a horror because you saw an emerging America,
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I got put on trauma leave, not because I think of the shooting,
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but because you saw it in the eyes, the reaction of the people.
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If he didn't jump up with his fist, they were going to come kill us.
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Selena, I did not get that appearance from anybody, but he was there.
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First of all, when you were a journalist, your last reaction should be,
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Because you're there to tell the story of what happens.
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And so, and it's just so insulting for him to frame it that way,
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because he was talking about, you know, people turned around and were yelling at the camera.
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No, they were saying, we also are going to fight.
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And I know that because it's in the book, Butler.
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So, you're saying that when they looked at the cameras, they weren't looking at,
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they were looking at the American people sending a message through the camera?
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Yeah, and I know this because after the shooting, it's about two hours, it's an hour later.
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There's at least 15,000 to 20,000 cars, and people can't move.
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Now, if they were angry and wanted to hurt him, they would have not been peaceful,
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And one guy was talking to me, and he said, yeah, we looked at the camera and said, we will fight.
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And, like, the one guy said, yeah, I gave the camera a finger.
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Then he goes, we're going to tell the whole world that America is not backing down,
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Now, if you took the moment to, if he would have taken the moment to think about it,
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maybe he couldn't do it in that moment, but be more reflective afterwards and understood what was happening in the moment,
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he wouldn't be talking about himself and his feelings.
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But wait, is this what your psychiatrist told you after the shooting?
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You were just a couple of feet away from the president who was bleeding.
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And what do you mean you didn't go to a psychiatrist after?
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I mean, you know, we have a job to do as journalists.
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And, you know, even though I cover politics and shooting isn't typically part of it,
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if you come up as a journalist, you know, you cover cops, you cover things that happen all over a city or a region,
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you learn to completely detach and do your job.
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You're supposed to deliver the news as it happens.
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And your feelings are not supposed to be part of it.
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This was just about two hours ago, posted on X by Susan Crabtree.
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She's the national political correspondent for Real Clear Politics.
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She just announced on X that, you know, the Wall Street Journal did that report yesterday
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where they showed this letter and this drawing that Donald Trump sent to Epstein.
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He is very perfect about everything that he does.
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So, I think everybody, even Elon Musk is like, okay, come on.
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Everybody knew that immediately except for the Wall Street Journal and the reporter
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that apparently got that inside card or letter that he was sending to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Now, here's what Susan Crabtree just reported about two hours ago.
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The Wall Street Journal reporter that did that story yesterday worked for the main, worked
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for Maine Justice, which is Glenn Simpson's wife's publication.
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For those who don't know who Glenn Simpson is, he's the founder of Fusion GPS.
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If you don't know who Fusion GPS is, they're the ones that were paid by Hillary Clinton for
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So, how does an editor allow something to go past their desk like that?
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You have to press and ask questions of the reporter.
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You have to make sure that everything they have said, especially something that could possibly
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You have to make sure that everything is unearthed.
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That this got on to a page in a storied news organization is just beyond the pale to me.
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My editor would have throat-punched me if I would have tried to pull something off like
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I was just talking to Donald Trump's wallet yesterday, and I'm like, have you gained weight?
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Yes, but I'm about to put on pounds now with the Wall Street Journal.
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I mean, this is ripe for lawsuits and defamation, is it not?
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And here's the thing, Glenn, and I don't think people are talking about this enough.
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Take a look at all of the wins that the president has had, not just since he was sworn in, but
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So how do you stop those wins if you don't like what he's doing?
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And I think the Wall Street Journal provided the answer.
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Well, I mean, I hate to ask Jason to explain, you know, how this has worked, but Jason, could
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you explain to Selena what's happened here today and yesterday?
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So, Selena, what happened was I'm Glenn Beck's writer and chief researcher, and we were going
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to do this amazing story on Wednesday and show where we were going to just talk about a whole
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bunch of Epstein stuff, but he throws it out at the last minute, which, trust me, has never
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And he's like, you know, I got this theory that I think that, you know, one of the reasons
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Donald Trump is so pissed off and why he's naming Hillary Clinton and all those things
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and his posts is because maybe he's got inside information that they're about to start releasing
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information on that ties him in some way to this.
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That is, that's not true that you, you know, that he knows that this is coming and we're
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And, uh, he's like, you guys cannot be this stupid.
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Now I said on Wednesday, I don't know if this is true, I, but this is the only thing that
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And look at what's happening, which also brings me to why they're ignoring the left.
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You know, the, the, the, the Democrats have just let the left take over and they're revolutionaries
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and there's blood in the streets, or at least it's coming in buckets.
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I believe if the Democrats don't start stepping up and I said, I don't think they are this
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I don't think they are because they're afraid of their own supporters.
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I'm not sure that's true after what we just saw with this letter in the wall street journal
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and what is coming out of real clear investigations now about the, the, uh, conspiracy investigation
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I think they're more afraid of jail than they are blood in the streets.
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I D I think they, I think they are desperate now to stop this any way they can because they
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Well, so the key word that you just said, Glenn is desperate and desperate people do desperate
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And we see that just when, when this story came out yesterday, I was driving home from
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DC and thanking Jesus for getting out of there.
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And I, I thought this, this is, this, this is so obvious there, there, there, and to your
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point, if you just sort of follow everything, everything that the president has said, everything
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that he has, has posted and then all the sort of things like Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, and
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then, uh, and then this wall street journal, I mean, it's so, it's so obvious.
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Even a 12 year old could put the puzzle pieces together that they were prepping to do this
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because they know a bigger problem is coming their way.
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Selena, thank you so much for your perspective and congratulations on the number one, uh,
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New York times bestseller, Selena Zito, the author of Butler, a must read.
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If you want to understand not just what happened on that day, but understand where we're headed,
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what's happening in our country, what the press is missing.
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I mean, I swear to you, I wish, I wish people had an open enough mind that people who disagree
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with me would just read this book because you would be able, if you had an open mind,
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you might be able to understand what people like me and others who are not revolutionaries,
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who don't want to round you up, who don't want any of the stuff that your side claims we
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want, you would begin to understand us really well, well-written, well-researched and well-done
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And, you know, either like you have anything in your pockets, you know, you're wearing button
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up jeans, you know, and you know that it's a powerful, I got it.
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I don't know if this is what you thought, but a 61 year old guy walked in, opened the
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door to an open MRA, uh, room where there was a session going on.
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He had a heavy metal necklace around his neck and they described it as he was sucked into
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You open the door, your, your chain around your neck sucks you across the room into the
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Did you have any idea that's how, I mean, I would have taken the, you know, do you have
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This is like if Magneto, like you open the door and Magneto is on the other side and
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Was this like Flava Flav and his like clock necklace or what are we talking about?
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It just says he has a heavy, he had a heavy metal necklace on, rushed to a hospital where
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he was listed in critical conditions with unknown injuries.
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what, what, what, you, I mean, it slammed him against the machine so hard.
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It, you know, it pulled him to a point to where it might've snapped his neck.
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And it says it's unclear how he got author and he did not have authorization and it's
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Poor dude was just looking for the bathroom, open the wrong door and get sucked in by Magneto.
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Well, don't they, this story's getting more and more bizarre as you tell it.
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I mean, if there's not, there should be, if that's the way it is and grandma could be with
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her walker and she opens the door, you know, and she impaled the person who was sitting
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there in front of the MRI machine with her walker.
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It's got, they, they, they have to have locks on those doors.
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The picture on the New York post article where I'm reading this from shows a door.
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I don't know if it's the door, but it shows like one of those numbered locks where you
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I would investigate if there, maybe he was a Trump supporter and there was some lefty
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It was like, Hey, you want to do something fun?
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Punch these four numbers into that door right there.
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Um, now there's, there's also something else and I don't know how I feel.
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Paranormal investigator, Dan, uh, Rivera, who has been touring the United States with a supposedly
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haunted raggedy Ann doll named Annabelle died unexpectedly at a hotel, sparking a big reaction
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online, uh, Riviera 54, who found dead in his room on Sunday at the end of a three day stop
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in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, uh, as part of his devils on the run tour with this doll members
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from the Gettysburg police responded to a hotel in the township Adams County for a report of a deceased
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Nothing unusual or suspicious was observed at the scene.
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The case is pending autopsy results, blah, blah, blah.
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The new England society for psychic research described this particular doll as demonically
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possessed, it was given to a nursing student in 1968.
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She claimed that the doll, uh, that there were occurrences with the doll and, uh, they were
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introduced to a medium who told them the doll was inhabited by a spirit of a young girl named
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Two roommates tried to accept the doll's spirit and, uh, please it only to have it reciprocate
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I'd like a little more, like a little more description other than reciprocate with maliciousness.
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I mean, you know, if we're talking about a possessed doll, did it drag you across the room
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I mean, I'd like a little more than, you know, it was malicious.
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Um, the society society society's late founders, Ed and Lorraine Warren kept the doll stored
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in a glass case in an effort to contain the evil spirit, kept in a glass case in an effort
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Now I can't say I've, I can quote the Bible, but I don't remember any place in the Bible
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where Jesus was like, and if I could just trap the devil in a glass case, we'd be sad.
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I mean, do you know of anything like properties of glass that could contain an evil spirit that
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I will say that everything involved with this doll is weird.
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I don't really trust everything that comes from the war, the couple that, you know, the
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Like they were the ones that investigated that and a bunch of other things.
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But the Annabelle doll, I was just looking up some of the history on it.
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There was three main victims that claimed to first report this back, what, in the seventies.
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But then there was also a priest who is still unnamed, who got into a near fatal car crash
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Wait, an unnamed priest who was in an almost fatal car crash?
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He saw the doll and then he had an almost fatal, you know, accident on the way home.
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Paranormal investigator Dan Rivera, who's been touring the United States with supposedly haunted
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raggedy hand doll named Annabelle, died unexpectedly at a hotel.
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Of course, his death was unexpected or he would have been at the hospital.
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All death is unexpected when you're not at the hospital.
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He was 54 years old, found dead in his room on Sunday.
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Now, if he had little raggedy Ann handprints on his neck, then maybe I go there.
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But he, so that guy was, he was respected in the paranormal investigations, like community.
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So I saw a lot of people, like a lot of outpouring, you know, just of love and respect
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I don't mean to make fun of his death by any stretch, but I mean, look, I believe in evil.
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I believe, I believe a lot of people in the, in the country today are possessed.
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I mean, you see it, you see, you see some of these crazy people and they have either
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gone absolutely gonzo nuts or some of them are possessed.
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You look at some of the reactions from people, you know, you know, on the street and you just,
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I mean, I know you've seen these videos where somebody will bring up something about Donald
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Trump or they'll be, you know, um, you know, preaching the Bible and these people come
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out of the woodwork and they're like, ah, like, wow, that seems like a serious mental
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Um, but I, I mean, why would you put this in a glass case and then tour it around?
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If it's evil, wouldn't you want to, so when we first built, uh, our ranch, um, I went in
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and I tried to build it like my grandfather would, uh, my grandfather had no money.
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And so, uh, I built it the same way he would have.
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We went and we found old doors, you know, uh, at a, at an architectural, you know, uh, uh,
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place where they just had all old doors and windows and everything else.
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We bought everything there and these doors were less than a hundred bucks, maybe 50 bucks.
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And we were putting them in and there was one door that came in and the guys hung it before
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I got there and it was this blue door and everybody who was involved with the rebuild.
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They were all like, when I got there, they're like, Glenn, uh, there's a door that was delivered
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And I went downstairs and immediately it was like, I don't know.
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It was like a, from a murder house or something.
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I don't know where this door came from, but it had such bad mojo on it.
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Let's take the screws out of the hinges right now and burn it in the backyard.
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So I believe in stuff like that, but I would have never went and said, you know, what we
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need to do is put this door in a glass box and then take it around for a tour on the
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It just doesn't sound like, it sounds like something evil might want you to do, you know?
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I will say that I went to a private Christian university and, uh, we had, we had to have,
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well, we had to go to a Bible class every single semester.
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And in one of the Bible classes, we had like a two to three week long conversation on objects
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It was the most bizarre, I don't know how we ended up going that way in the discussion,
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And it was, the professor was talking about how that he believed that, you know, evil dark,
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you know, dark spirits and the devil use even objects as conduits.
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So even if it's something ridiculous, like Ouija boards, they use them.
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If enough people are talking about this Annabelle doll and believe that it could be evil, I absolutely
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Here's what I, here's where I have a hard time with it.
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Why in God's green earth would you put it on tour?
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We just found something really super spooky and evil and we're all against it.
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Especially when, you know, there's a lot of stuff we have to put up with.
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A spooky raggedy Ann doll is not something that we need to have in our life.
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When I found out my friend got a great deal on a wool coat from Winners,
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I started wondering, is every fabulous item I see from Winners?
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Like that woman over there with the designer jeans.