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Tucker Carlson calls on Sidney Powell to release evidence of her claim that votes were moved illegitimately by software from Trump to Biden

He says he would have given her "the whole hour" on his show but she refused to provide evidence and told them to stop contacting her.

She literally said today she will not release evidence only to the court.




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