On 'Lou Dobbs Tonight,' attorneys Joe diGenova and Victoria Toensing — who reportedly ran an off-the-books operation with Trump attorney Giuliani to dig up Ukrainian dirt on Biden — took issue with senior State Dept. official George Kent
Following the first public impeachment hearing on Wednesday, a Trump-supporting husband-wife lawyer duo who are now fully entangled in the Ukraine scandal appeared on Fox Business host Lou Dobbs’ show and pushed an outlandish conspiracy theory involving billionaire Democratic financier George Soros, the State Department, the FBI, and Ukraine.
After Dobbs, an informal adviser to the president, said he felt Kent and top Ukraine diplomat Bill Taylor were acting “petty” because they weren’t in Giuliani’s “irregular” Ukrainian diplomatic channel, he took aim at Kent by invoking Soros, a favorite bogeyman of the right. This was all the ammunition diGenova needed to weave an intricate and evidence-proof conspiracy involving the State Department and Soros.
The former U.S. attorney, who is a frequent guest on Fox opinion shows, went on claim that Soros “had a daily opportunity to tell the State Department” what to do in Ukraine and “ran it.”
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