Eric Ciaramella Lobbies Ukraine to Drop Hunter Biden Investigation and Renew Paul Manafort Investigation Dismissed by FBI in 2014

January 19, 2016 April 8, 2023

CIA Analyst and future alleged ‘Whistleblower‘, Eric Ciaramella hosts Andriy Telizhenko, a political officer in the DC Ukrainian Embassy at the White House to discuss killing the Hunter Biden investigation and reviving allegations against Paul Manafort which the FBI dismissed in 2014.

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