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In this episode, In Pursuit of Truth says former President George W. Bush has come off his ranch to politick for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Among those who have been personally called by Bush are Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, and Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., all more inclined to take advice from Bush than from current President Donald Trump.
Also, In Pursuit of Truth delves into the Hawaii hackathon that happened on January 13. The incident happened when both Hillary Rodham Clinton and Huma Abedin were vacationing in Hawaii. Clinton’s presence wasn’t revealed until three months later. Also, the hackers just might have managed to retrieve Barack Obama’s long-buried birth certificate from Hawaiian state records!
What exactly is Diane Feinstein, D-Calif., doing in Communist China? Q-Anon has a few photos that show Feinstein traveling by car inside China, apparently in the Guangdong region. This is a coastal province along the South China Sea. In Pursuit of Truth takes a look at these posts, plus other tasty tidbits from Q-Anon.
In a final update, released Monday, In Pursuit of Truth speculates that Michael Avenatti, the Creepy Porn Lawyer, will insert himself once more time in the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, trying to smack down the Trump Supreme Court nominee. Also, the Washington Times lost a libel case brought against it by Aaron Rich, the brother of Seth Rich. Finally, Heather Sawyer, a staffer for Sen. Diane Feinstein, D-Calif., has been identified as the individual responsible for leaking details of Christine Blasey Ford’s charges. The leaks represent a violation of Senate code.
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