Conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh dedicated a large portion of his show Tuesday to addressing the recent developments in the showdown between Robert Mueller and Paul Manafort, which escalated Monday with Mueller accusing the former Trump campaign manager of being in breach of his plea deal and being guilty of unspecified “lies and crimes.” The latest episode in the ongoing saga, suggested Limbaugh, was clear proof that this whole thing is about politics, not upholding the law.
Limbaugh began by noting the latest “bombshell” report on Manafort by the Guardian, which alleges that he engaged in “secret talks” with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange before the election. Both Assange and Manafort have since threatened legal action for what they say is a libelous piece, while the Guardian has qualified some of the original report’s language.
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