p too much. It was just as good as I thought it would be. Sometimes I think I'm exaggerating. Then no, not exaggerating at all.

Story number one. The fellow named Tyler Bowyer, he reports that he was elected to the GOP chair in Maricopa County and he says he met with then-Senator McCain, who is now the late Senator McCain. And he said he met with him just out of respect for the office. And this is what he said: he tried to buy me off by offering local chamber money, chamber of commerce I guess, local chamber money. He said he controlled it. He wasn't shy about it. It didn't work.

And now what do you think of that story? Does that sound true? Well Senator McCain is not here to defend himself, so it's a little bit unfair because the person isn't here to defend himself. But I don't see anything about it that strikes me as a lie. I mean it doesn't seem like something you would make up because it's got this detail about the chamber money he said he controlled. That's not exactly the kind of lie you would make up, right? If you're going to make this up as a lie you would say Senator McCain said he had some money, you know, and he would put it my way or something. But you wouldn't say something so specific that he controlled the chamber money. And that's pretty specific. I think he's telling the truth.

And my only comment on this is that I prefer bribers who don't get caught.

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