Sky News host Paul Murray says the Democrats are trying to bring back a Russian conspiracy because they’re desperate to change the subject from the 100-day riots and jobs returning to the economy.
Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris said she believed there “will be foreign interference in 2020 and Russia will be at the front of the line”.
"Because they need to change the subject from ten million jobs in the economy, they need to change the subject from rioting in the streets now going for 100 days, it’s time to bring back Russia," Mr Murray said. Image: AP
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