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Unfilter episode 257
"Paul Manafort and two others are swept up by Robert Mueller’s investigation & the tangled web it reveals reads like a blueprint for Washington DC’s corruption. Plus who initially funded the Trump dossier.
But we start off by debunking any possibility Russian ads on Facebook or Twitter impacted the 2016 election.
Show Notes & Download: http://bit.ly/unfilter257
Support Jupiter Broadcasting on Patreon ------------- http://bit.ly/jbunfilter"
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6X1snVpbW-4
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