Well done, Russell Brand

Durham says techies linked to the Clinton campaign had access to White House and Trump Tower internet data.

I remember in 2020, all the media outlets were asking, Where is this Durham report? No one's seen it.

I'm paraphrasing. But now it's here, the media won't touch it. Interesting.

I wonder if Google will keep this blog post up?

From the wall street journal:

From Russel Brand:

reference: wall street journal

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