@CNN: “This is a three-martini night for Paul Manafort. … How the heck does he go into a trial thinking he can win?” former CIA official Phil Mudd says of Rick Gates’ guilty plea https://t.co/DHLx1UixOg https://t.co/qKXQhL2n9k

February 23, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

"This is a three-martini night for Paul Manafort. … How the heck does he go into a trial thinking he can win?" former CIA official Phil Mudd says of Rick Gates' guilty plea https://t.co/DHLx1UixOg pic.twitter.com/qKXQhL2n9k

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@CNN: “This is a three-martini night for Paul Manafort. … How the heck does he go into a trial thinking he can win?” former CIA official Phil Mudd says of Rick Gates’ guilty plea https://t.co/DHLx1UixOg https://t.co/qKXQhL2n9k

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