Spygate Indictments Coming, Says Former Intelligence Operative Tony Shaffer

by USNNAugust 15, 2019August 15, 2019

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By American Thought Leaders – The Epoch Times

What is the status of the different investigations into the investigators headed by Attorney General William Barr, and what should the attorney general do next?

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