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Ed Cook's avatar

In 2025, you'll be reporting that George Santos is claiming from prison that he is not in prison.

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Kevin McSpadden's avatar

Fantastic interview about beat reporting a story with little interest that suddenly become national news.

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Danyel Smith's avatar

"It's a strange experience to find someone like that who just keeps committing to the lie." This is an important interview.

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hw's avatar

What amazes me is how easily people fell for the con...his constituents, the state GOP machine, his aides, his donors, etc.

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Camille Dee's avatar

This constituent did not fall for any of his lies! We knew he was corrupt and his finances were dodgy. My husband thinks it was a back room deal. There was almost no publicity for Dems running in the district. His opponent was less than stellar, with all due respect, but we voted for him anyway. I also was puzzled why Suozzi would run for Governor with such abysmal poll numbers. It also was revealed that some big LI Republicans knew but let Santos run anyway. Odiferous?

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Camille Dee's avatar

Great piece. Thank you for all your great reporting on this despicable creature. I hope those Dems who were afraid of setting a precedent by voting to expel Santos last time, will see the greater good (771,000 taxpayers with no real representation in the House) and vote to expel this criminal from the House!

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Simply Fab's avatar

Brazilian conning is next level of shamelessness. As a Brazilian, having come from a country where most right wingers idolize the US, which on its turn always had zero respect for our people and democracy... to have one of our low end drags con her way up to a corrupt US Senate is a bit of cosmic vengeance. More seriously, my condolences to serious Americans. This sucks.

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