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December 21, 2023

Sebastian Gorka tells Steve Bannon that a key economist in China once publicly admitted that before President Trump arrived, this economist and others could get their buddies in Washington, D.C. and on Wall Street to do whatever they wanted. And Hunter Biden's $1.4 billion deal with the National Bank of Communist China arouses great suspicion.

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