FAKE NEWS HOAX BUSTED (AGAIN): The Establishment Media was caught in a now-debunked hoax parroting the 'seven-hour gap' talking point, implying Trump was up to something nefarious.
The establishment media was caught in a hoax when they parroted the talking point that the “seven-hour gap” in the Trump White House phone log on January 6 implied the former president was up to something “nefarious.” It laterThere were no missing pages within the White House switchboards, and the January 6 phone log
“Trump’s typical phone habits,” according to CNN. “He mainly placed calls through the switchboard when he was in the residence but rarely used it when he was in the Oval Office.”
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