| | | SESSIONS TO CORRUPT MUELLER - 'WRAP IT UP!'
Comey’s Convoluted Con Continues. – I was going to talk about the fact that the Korean War is about to come to a formal end thanks to the aggressive foreign policies pursued by President Donald Trump, but as I was putting together this morning’s Campaign Update, the President just issued this tweet:
The teen drama queen ex-FBI Director who Mr. Trump had the “pleasure” of firing made the mistake of subjecting himself to a real interview with a real journalist – Fox News’s Bret Baier – last night, and the results were indeed rather stunning.
Here are just a few of the obvious, blatant lies Comey blurted out during the very tough questioning from Mr. Baier:
- He claims that he still, to this day, does not know that the fake Trump Dossier was funded by the DNC and the Pantsuit Princess Campaign;
- Even better, he repeated the claim that the work on the fake dossier was initially funded by Republicans, a bald-faced lie that was debunked months ago;
- He continued to insist that his memos of conversations with Trump were not an FBI work product, saying that “I always thought of it as mine, like a diary.” A diary? Really??? Do you see now why I call him a teen drama queen? The director of the FBI knows better than to make this hilariously false claim;
- He laughably claims to this day to see no bias evident in the texts between Peter Strzok and his mistress, Lisa Page: “When I saw the texts, I was deeply disappointed in them, but I never saw any bias.” Holy crap;
- And of course, he continues to claim that the four memos he leaked to his pal, Columbia Law Professor Andrew Richman, who then leaked them to the New York Times, do not constitute leaking;
Upon hearing that final claim, South Carolina Cong. Trey Gowdy, who is himself a former prosecutor, said that “what he defines as a ‘leak’ is what everybody else calls a ‘felony’.”
At this point, watching Comey give an interview is eerily reminiscent of that scene in The Godfather II, when Michael Corleone is called to testify before a congressional committee. That’s not a good look on a guy who has been leaking classified information, lying to congress and probably obstructing justice to be putting on each’s night’s 5 o’clock news.
Mr. Mueller, tear up that big bag of nothing! – Finally, while all of that other stuff was going on, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, during his own testimony to congress yesterday, publicly advised Special Counsel Robert Mueller to take his giant bag of nothing against President Trump and wrap it up. The fake news media of course did its best to bury this huge development – here’s a link to a typical example, a story on the matter from CNBC, which buries the lede in the very last sentence of a 500-word piece.
Because that’s what our fake news media does. But no matter – you can bet Mueller heard Mr. Sessions’ message loud and clear. Sessions didn’t just say that in testimony before congress for the sake of hearing himself talk.
Oh, and by the way, in case you missed it, Rod Rosenstein is “taking a pause” from his duties managing Mr. Mueller, ostensibly because he’s just the only guy in the whole Department of Justice who can argue a particular case before the Supreme Court. Ok, sure. The duties of managing Mueller have been assumed by Trump appointee, Solicitor General Noel Francisco. Good timing there. I’m sure it’s all just a coincidence.
Or maybe it’s this: The decks are being cleared for the issuance of the Inspector General’s report in May, and Sessions was advising Mueller that it is time to shut the Witch Hunt down and let real justice take its course. And Rosenstein’s “pause” was a great way for him to recuse without using the word “recuse.” The word “pause” looks so much better in fake news media headlines.
Just another day in the conspiracy to end the Trump presidency is falling apart America.
That is all.
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