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Link to full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCH9L25Ajmw Get paid to clip the podcast. Free training, no experience needed. Join the Discord: https://discord.com/invite/dannyjones Ray McGovern alleges that the FBI held Seth Rich's computers while giving conflicting accounts of how much information it possessed. The former CIA analyst tells Danny Jones that the bureau initially denied having information about Rich, then later cited the volume of material and limited staff as obstacles to processing it. McGovern sees that change as a central problem in the fight over the records. He discusses the court proceedings he believes could bring more scrutiny to the material and explains why the computers remain important to his questions about the case. The conversation begins with Rich's death and McGovern's disputed theory about the source of the Democratic National Committee emails published by WikiLeaks. He acknowledges uncertainty before offering his interpretation of the timing. Danny asks about the reported circumstances of the shooting and Julian Assange's public response. McGovern recalls visiting Assange at the Ecuadorian embassy and discusses the reward offered for information about Rich's killing. The exchange presents the speakers' questions and speculation; it does not establish that Rich supplied the emails or that his death was connected to their publication. McGovern then returns to the information he believes has been withheld, describing the FBI records dispute and criticizing how the media handled related testimony. He also recounts receiving a subpoena seeking material behind his position on the DNC emails. That account gives the discussion a personal dimension as he describes consulting lawyers and supplying records from his own computer. The clip brings together his objections to the official account and his experience defending those objections. Its central issue is the gap McGovern alleges between what investigators possessed and what the public was told, along with the evidence needed to assess that accusation. Subscribe to this channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ_piSR8gm-TfHZcDWOJciA?sub_confirmation=1