Name: I would send $1000 worth of cigars to a man if he just fix
Uploaded: 2022-02-28T18:38:11.841030+00:00
Duration: 188 s
Channel: Adrian Hargrave
Description: I would send $1000 worth of cigars to a man if he just fix domestic travel. We're gonna try that as well. Thank you for a learning to that.

 I would send $1000 worth of cigars to a man if he just fix domestic travel. We're gonna try that as well. Thank you for a learning to that.

<p> I would send $1000 worth of cigars to a man if he just fix domestic travel. We're gonna try that as well. Thank you for a learning to that.</p>

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Adrian Hargrave

 I would send $1000 worth of cigars to a man if he just fix

 Pete judge is a corrupt, incompetent judge who accepts money

 23 companies donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to

 Is it possible that some companies road papers or whoever they

 I think that in some cases the contractors here did a good job

Josh Boswell appearing on Tucker Carlson Tonight talking his investigation into Pete Buttigieg’s worrying pattern of receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in political donations from 23 construction companies while he was Mayor of South Bend, Indiana… who then got $33m in city contracts!

<p>Josh Boswell appearing on Tucker Carlson Tonight talking his investigation into Pete Buttigieg’s worrying pattern of receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in political donations from 23 construction companies while he was Mayor of South Bend, Indiana… who then got $33m in city contracts!</p>

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 Pete judge is a corrupt, incompetent judge who accepts money and then hands out city contracts. Josh is a senior reporter at gmail dot com trying to keep this man honest.

 23 companies donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to speak to judges, mayoral campaign, D. N C campaign and even some of the presidential campaign. And then those same companies are awarded contracts from the city.

 Is it possible that some companies road papers or whoever they were just so impressed by the unbelievably great job Buddha judge was doing for South and they just wanted to reward good behavior?

 I think that in some cases the contractors here did a good job for the city, but I think there might have been a quid pro quo. Was there a quid pro quo? City says not.