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Pa-e heavily injured but made the front page of— heavily injured but made the front page ofjust about every newspaper on friday. _ page ofjust about every newspaper on friday, there was a completely false _ on friday, there was a completely false claim — on friday, there was a completely false claim put out online, you wonder— false claim put out online, you wonder whether it originated from russian _ wonder whether it originated from russian bots, trying to claim this was a _ russian bots, trying to claim this was a photo from 2018. it wasn't, but you _ was a photo from 2018. it wasn't,...
Pa-e committee and his case in the front page of— committee and his case in the front page of most of the newspapers. this is not _ page of most of the newspapers. this is not a _ page of most of the newspapers. this is not a good look for him it's not a good _ is not a good look for him it's not a good looh— is not a good look for him it's not a good look for the government, he should _ a good look for the government, he should have recused himself and this is going _ should have recused himself and this is going to _ is going to roll over into next week and the public is getting quite fe...