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The least shocking thing that I’ve heard all week is that the law firm connected with Giuliani is swimming in corruption. Every update that I read on this firm it gets worse. It appears there’s a genuine possibility that people end up disbarred and maybe prison it seems.
Jason, you are as big of an idiot as Dan Garner (A/K/A Don Lewis) is.