Google searches for 'plausible deniability' soar after Tucker Carlson interview

 Red States:

Last night, on Tucker Carlson Live, former Hunter Biden business partner and now thorn in Joe Biden’s side, Tony Bobulinski, detailed out not only his credible accusation that Joe Biden knew well what was going on with Hunter’s business dealings but also that Joe Biden was an additional interest in the story.

 During the interview, Bobulinski states that James Biden, brother of the former Vice-President used a particular term to explain away Biden’s potential for scandal should the business dealings in which they were engaging become public.

“BOBULINSKI: Yes, he said it directly to me one on one in a cabana at the Peninsula Hotel after about a — you know, hour and a half — two-hour meeting. With me asking out of concern how are you guys doing this.

Aren’t you concerned that you’re going to put your brother’s future presidential campaign at risk — the Chinese — the stuff that you guys have been doing already in 2015 and 2016 around the world?

And I just can almost picture his face, where he sort of chuckles and says, you know, plausible deniability.

CARLSON: So he said — this is a man who has been drafting off his brother’s political career for almost 50 years — he said to your face essentially, we’re lying about it?

BOBULINSKI: Anyone watching this interview can look up what plausible deniability means —

CARLSON: Yes.

BOBULINSKI: And the definition is very distinct.”

...

 Turns out, people took his suggestion to heart and jumped on google to do just that.  Google has the ability to monitor search results to see what people are searching for, and from where they might be searching.

Not only did searches shoot to 100 on the interest scale in a matter of minutes, but it has continued to resurface throughout the rest of the day from flatlined results.  Additionally interesting that of the States with the largest amount of those searches, 2 of the top 5 are swing states, Pennsylvania at 2 and Florida at 3.  That has to terrify Democrats, who think they can fly under the radar of that story. Biden’s path to victory has to go through one or both of those states.

 ...

Despite media attempts to bury the story, people are interested and they are doing the searches to find out what the Bidens meant.  

Bobulinski is a credible guy and Joe Biden is not.  The media's attempt to cover up Biden's corruption is another example of their own corruption.

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