Bob blew it, reputation ruined, Trump played him like the fool.
Did Bob not know Trump was expecting the book???
Failing leftist media.
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A running list of Donald Trump's conspiracy theories
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Ted Cruz's father was involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy
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Between 3 and 5 million illegal votes were cast in the 2016 election
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The evidence isn't clear that Russia interfered in the election
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Longtime Clinton aide Vince Foster may not have committed suicide
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Vaccines may be causing autism and other problems
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Muslims were celebrating on New Jersey roofs on Sept. 11, 2001
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Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia may have been murdered
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Climate change may not actually be a thing
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His voice might not actually be his voice on the "Access Hollywood" tape
Backed into a corner, no way out.
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/09/13/politics/donald-trump-conspiracy-theories/index.html
Confident Trumpy, is confident.
Russia is better at propaganda than we are
(Written by fags)
(CNN )At first glance, RT's interview with the two men accused of poisoning former Russian spy Sergei Skripal, his daughter and two other British citizens almost looks like a joke.
The two men, claiming to be civilians, say they made their 48-hour trip to the UK to see Salisbury cathedral – with its famous "123 meter spire" – and Stonehenge, but couldn't due to bad weather.
The interview comes just a day after Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the Russian authorities found the men, and "hoped" they would come forward for an interview. Helpfully, the men agreed with Putin, and thus they appeared on RT, the Kremlin-backed network that pushes Moscow's line around the world.
To anyone sensible, this story is laughably thin and deeply unconvincing, especially when contrasted with the unusual volume of evidence that the UK is providing to support its case against the two men. The account is farfetched at best, the men's story left almost entirely unchallenged by RT's editor-in-chief. Aspects of it appear to be directly contradicted by their known movements and released CCTV images.
Why, then, would Russia even bother to attempt such a crude attempt at misinformation? The answer is that Moscow is playing a more subtle game than most people realize.
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/09/13/opinions/russia-is-better-than-us-at-propaganda-opinion-intl/index.html