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And for Donald Trump's first 100 days, Rachel Maddo is on MSNBC five nights a week.

Now is the time, so we're going to do it.

Providing her unique insight and analysis during this critical time.

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this moment of transition in our country?

The Rachel Maddow Show, weeknights at 9 p.m. Eastern on MSNBC.

Episode 5 of Unreliable Witness. I'm coming for you.

A warning before we begin that this episode contains swearing and use of a racist term

and references to suicide, rape and abuse.

Eleanor Williams is behind bars for perverting the course of justice.

She's guilty of the strangest of crimes, beating herself up and trying to frame numerous

men. She's constructed an elaborate story about being trafficked and raped by a gang in Barron Furnace.

So what of the men at the centre of her allegations, the men falsely accused.

Well, not long after the trial, one of them was back on social media, facing down another

allegation.

Now, is this person telling the truth as well, huh?

And not the Ellie Williams.

Mo Rami, the man Eleanor Williams falsely accused of leading a sex trafficking ring, is angry. What the hell's wrong with you people?

What is actually wrong with you people?

You lot, it's like you're claiming a grooming gang in Barrow, so you can actually just say, so we were right.

No, you were not right.

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