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I'm here with more Fox News legal analyst Greg Jarrett. My writers are page 53 because I went through your book tonight. Yeah. Yeah. It is. You know, Sean... And how long ago did you write that? How many years ago? How many years ago? Six years ago. Six years ago, yeah. You know, you saw Jake Tapper there. What is so tragic really in journalism is that those who got it wrong, the New York Times, the Washington Post, they won Pulitzer Prizes. Those of us who got it right were treated with scorn. But look, these declassified FBI documents showing that Nellie Orr gave false testimony, it actually, you're right, page 53 matches word for word what I wrote six years ago in the book Witch Hunt. She detailed all of her false statements. She, for example, denied sharing her dossier research with anybody at the DOJ. But guess what? 339 pages of email show. She sent it to at least three prosecutors there. Those same emails prove that she knew of the DOJ's parallel investigation of Trump, even though she testified otherwise. So the fact that these new FBI documents were hidden for so long until now, and that Orr was never prosecuted for lying to Congress, I think that underscores, Sean, how corrupt the Russia hoax was. She helped research phony dossiers on Trump. Then she meets secretly with Christopher Steele at the Mayflower Hotel, 9 a.m., July 30, 2016, and the very next day, Crossfire Hurricane is launched against Trump by James Comey's FBI. No legal basis, no credible evidence. It was crooked, top to bottom. And Comey knew that collusion was a complete fiction from the outset, but he hated Trump so much he was willing to abuse the law to take the president down. And what is also tragic is that the people we entrust to enforce the law, they became the lawbreakers, none of them were ever charged or held accountable, Sean. And Comey was warned in August of 2016 not to use that dossier, that it's not verified and it's political in nature, and he used it for nine months. He himself signed three of the four FISA warrants. But knowing what he knows now, years later, before Lindsey Graham said, "Oh, I wouldn't have done it." Oh, never mind, Mr. Higher Honor. Moving on, turning to the ongoing trial of Sean Diddy Combs in New York City, a former personal assistant to Combs gave very graphic testimony today in court, claiming that he raped her, threw things at her, supplied her with drugs in the latest in a series of bizarre, very dark revelations in this trial, including testimony from artist Kate Cuddy that Diddy firebombed his Porsche and unwrapped his family's Christmas presents. And while the testimony is disturbing, there are growing questions over whether any of the evidence presented so far proves the racketeering and sex trafficking charges that this trial is actually about. And Greg, it is getting very salacious on a daily basis, are they making the case up for the charges that they brought here? That's the question. Yeah, I do think prosecutors are making a fairly compelling case of sex trafficking by force and coercion with Combs' ex-girlfriend as the victim turns star witness. But importantly, it's corroborated by many others who've testified today. As you point out, his assistant began weeping on the witness stand, testifying about how Combs raped her and repeatedly sexually assaulted her. I can't even get into details, it's too ugly and salacious. But you know, testimony is also included, arson, kidnapping, bribery, obstruction, blackmail, all of that is in support of racketeering conspiracy. So on the flip side, you always have to look at that. The defense admits their client may be sick and twisted, but they claim that Cassie Ventura was a willing participant in his so-called freak offs. I got to tell you, that's hard to believe when you see, and the jury has seen, despicable video played in court of Combs beating and kicking and dragging her. And that kind of brutality demolishes the idea of consensus. The question becomes, is the monster a criminal under law? That's up to the jury. Let's see how many celebrities and sports figures may be mentioned. We were told during jury selection that they were all given a list of names of famous people. Let's see if those names come out. Greg Jarrod, thank you.

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