The 'Kraken' crack up

 Miranda Devine:

Trump and Giuliani never fell for Sidney Powell’s 2020 election ‘Kraken’ — but the left sure did

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They dream that Powell’s testimony will deliver a lethal blow to Trump and his embattled former attorney Rudy Giuliani.

However, for anyone who paid attention to Giuliani’s testimony to Nancy Pelosi’s Jan. 6 House committee, which he repeated in greater detail behind closed doors to special counsel Jack Smith, Powell was in bad odor with both Trump and Giuliani from the minute she started jabbering about Krakens, which Giuliani told the then-president was “crazy s–t.”

Between them they fired her three times, because they thought she was a crackpot.

Powell, 68, has been targeted by Democratic prosecutors as their secret weapon to convict the former president for election interference. She is among the unindicted co-conspirators in a federal indictment against Trump.
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But “a big fight started,” Giuliani said, and Trump finally had enough.

“The president called me over because I was the one closest to him, and he says, ‘Throw them out and I don’t want them back here again.’ ”

According to Giuliani, Powell, Flynn and Byrne tried to come back “two or three times, but they had put notices at the White House entrances that they weren’t to be allowed in.”

So whatever Powell has to say when she testifies for the prosecution will show only how deluded she was in the aftermath of the election.

Trump and Giuliani were not desperate enough to believe her crazy theories.
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It looks like the media is much more gullible than Trump or Giuliani.  I suspect they are just desperate to attack Trump, as they have been since he was elected. 

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