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Professor dershowitz, let me start with you. one of the things that i've been saying by not holding those accountable for lying to a pfizer board on multiple locations using hillary's bought and paid for dirty russian disinformation dossier. it was all debunked. by allowing that to happen, this now seems inevitable. there bulk data collections on american citizens that would be unconstitutional. if we don't hold them accountable and now the fbi's purchasing pegasus from israel, you see the controversy going on in israel right now. it is a massive controversy that in fact they use that informat...

Professor dershowitz, let me start with you. one of the things that i've been saying by not holding those accountable for lying to a pfizer board on multiple locations using hillary's bought and paid for dirty russian disinformation dossier. it was all debunked. by allowing that to happen, this now seems inevitable. there bulk data collections on american citizens that would be unconstitutional. if we don't hold them accountable and now the fbi's purchasing pegasus from israel, you see the controversy going on in israel right now. it is a massive controversy that in fact they use that informat...

Already too late. we want to talk about gas prices. how about the fact joe biden shut down the keystone pipeline. letting russia build a pipeline but not the one to affect american energy prices. mark short is right. we were an exporter in oil before. that would help gas prices. it is these things again they need to take stock of. not these social change legislation that they are putting their weight behind. it's the things like gas prices and the price when you get your turkey or food yesterday how much that costs you. they can't lose sight of that. republicans need to stay focused on that as...

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