@CNN: RT @AC360: “A broken clock is right twice a day.” @RepSwalwell downplays news that Donald Trump Jr.’s mysterious blocked calls were not with his father, then-candidate Donald Trump, adding “I don’t think this clears up much at all.” https://t.co/3HaCTfyEMh https://t.co/Dbn2cKua2c

January 31, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

@CNN: RT @AC360: “A broken clock is right twice a day.”

@RepSwalwell downplays news that Donald Trump Jr.’s mysterious blocked calls were not with his father, then-candidate Donald Trump, adding “I don’t think this clears up much at all.”

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"A broken clock is right twice a day."@RepSwalwell downplays news that Donald Trump Jr.'s mysterious blocked calls were not with his father, then-candidate Donald Trump, adding "I don't think this clears up much at all."https://t.co/3HaCTfyEMh pic.twitter.com/Dbn2cKua2c

— Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) February 1, 2019

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@CNN: RT @AC360: “A broken clock is right twice a day.” @RepSwalwell downplays news that Donald Trump Jr.’s mysterious blocked calls were not with his father, then-candidate Donald Trump, adding “I don’t think this clears up much at all.” https://t.co/3HaCTfyEMh https://t.co/Dbn2cKua2c

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