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Introducing: Prevail with Greg Olear

FromPrevail with Greg Olear

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The traitors are easy to spot. PREVAIL shows you how. In this trailer for his weekly podcast, “Dirty Rubles” author & PREVAIL columnist Greg Olear discusses the crimes of Donald Trump & his collaborators—and provides context for the assault on democracy we just experienced.
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Feb 10, 2021

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PREVAIL is Greg Olear's weekly podcast about politics, history, national security, foreign affairs, organized crime, dirty money, global corruption, and the fight for democracy. The traitors are easy to spot. PREVAIL shows you how, every Friday.

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Introducing: Prevail with Greg Olear

Introducing: Prevail with Greg Olear

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