Dueling Dialogues Podcast Ep. 35 – Love Hate Betrayal: The DNC, Brazile, and the Clintons

Dueling Dialogues Podcast Ep. 35 – Love Hate Betrayal: The DNC, Brazile, and the Clintons





On today’s show: Love Hate Betrayal: The DNC, Brazile, and the Clintons

Donna Brazile leaks inside information to help sell her book due to launch Tuesday.

Seth Rich murder, DNC worker leaked classified documents to Assange. Hannity was positive he was killed for the leaks, almost lost his job with Fox News over Rich’s murder. Brazile says his murder made her fear for her life, giving Assange’s theory validity.

Leading the Clintons during the DNC run was worse that Hurricane Katrina.

Brazile wanted to replace her with Joe Biden when she fainted on 9/11 2016.

Brazile tells critics to go to hell.

Brazile says she owes an apology to Julian Assange when he warned about the rigged primary.

Team Clinton responds to Donna Brazile, calling her a victim of Russian propaganda.

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