I am so distrustful of the FBI that I can't help but look at the timing of the events in YARED TAMENE WOLDE-YOHANNES's testimony. He had been providing the FBI information about their IT systems, and then the day before he transfers a whole bunch of logs to the FBI, they get hacked by the "Russians."

It does not sit right with me.

I am also looking at the Witness Name Redacted script - and that is Michael Gaeta stationed in Rome Italy. It is nothing we don't know already but reading in his words about Steel is pretty damning.

I also love how badly Schiff tried to associate Trump with Russian gambling because Russians own some apartments in Trump Tower. Complete hack.

Wow. The new White House Press Secretary is very pretty and smart.

Watching a press briefing by White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany.
She is a Ninja - slicing and dicing the Lame Stream Media.
Awesome to watch.

I've only watched her a couple times so far, but I've been impressed with how she handles these jerks.

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Originally posted by smschulz:
Watching a press briefing by White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany.
She is a Ninja - slicing and dicing the Lame Stream Media.
Awesome to watch.

This is what happens when someone sits the sidelines waiting their turn while watching and learning from Trump and others in this administration on how to deal with this filth. Additionally, I think her blonde good looks gave the media morons reason to underestimate her, much to their own demise.

This was good

President Trump on Fox and Friends

He said more things coming out in next 2 weeks. He took a heavy shot at Rod Rosenstein.

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This was good

Dang! Its getting a bit salty, but Joe picked a fight with the wrong guy. Talk about trying to punch outside your weight class and having your ass handed to you.

For those of you who thought Bill Maher was even a smidge impartial and worth listening to, think again. This man is king POS. And just in case you miss the central theme of this video...Liberal men can paw women all they want. But when election time rolls around and one of those liberal men is viewed as being important to accomplishing the Dem agenda, neither women nor their claims matter one bit. The ends always justify the means and women need to learn to suck it up (likely literally and figuratively).

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I have to take a fuckin' shower after watching that.

Maher occasionally calls out the left when it suits him. Sometimes it’s enjoyable to watch. That said, I don’t think anyone here considers Maher to be anything other than a lefty ends justify the means partisan.

My local Fox station stirring the pot

Obama calls Trump's coronavirus response an 'absolute chaotic disaster'

https://www.fox5atlanta.com/ne...JP7DcI8JnmUJ0PRj-ouM

Greg Price:

Today on Meet The Press,
@chucktodd wildly took context out of an answer AG Bill Barr gave about his decision to drop the case into Gen. Michael Flynn.

I cut Todd's segment along with Barr's full answer together. Look at how blatantly dishonest this is.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1259549689239818240

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Buck Sexton:

If you read a news story about some European country where, after a fair election, the outgoing president used his last weeks in office to target incoming officials and sabotage the new administration, you’d be appalled

It happened here, and half the country thinks it was fine

Wish I had a subscription to the WSJ, just so I could follow Kimberley Strassel. Sounds like this press briefing was referenced above. Kayleigh McEnany referring to Strassel’s column to lay out the injustices inflicted on Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn. I imagine Obama has a wall around himself that will protect him as the onion is peeled. We’ll see

Edited because I misspelled “peeled” and it bothered me.

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When I was younger, I held great reverence for the FBI. No more. Long gone and never to return.

"Famous But Incompetent." I think I heard that the first time in the movie "Hopscotch" from the late '70s.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
When I was younger, I held great reverence for the FBI. No more. Long gone and never to return.

Pretty much the same here. Several years ago we were involved in a crooked scheme by the president of a small company in which we were invested.

Tons of evidence and if there is a charge that the crook didn't warrant it has yet to be defined. Stock fraud, outright theft, etc etc etc.

I was an officer in the company and ended up being the "star" witness in the court proceedings.

Note: The investigation for the federal court was complete, and evidence overwhelming.

I got phone calls from the IRS and the FBI regarding the disposition of the case. Neither would touch it, even though all that needed doing was file the damned charges. Both agencies refused! The agent from the FBI acknowledged to me on the phone that the reason they would not touch it was (THAT FISH AIN'T BIG ENOUG TO FRY!) Stock holders screwed 12 million bucks worth, among several other federal charges. In speaking to the agent who called me, I suggested that the fish was not big enough to fry, she agreed!

Nothing was done, the bad guy moved to another state and did it again. He had already pulled that in 4 previous states.

Ask my why I don't trust federal law enforcement agencies.

Joey D
5-11-20

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When I was younger, I held great reverence for the FBI. No more. Long gone and never to return.

Me too, until I became a cop.

We called the FBI, the First Bunch of Idiots
And the SBI (NC State bureau of investigation) the Second Bunch of Idiots.

The FBI was filled with lawyers, accountants, computer hackers and what not- and the only good thing was the trove of data they had..need to know what kind of tire tread you were looking at..they got it, wanna know what kinda paper this note is printed on, they got that too....but very rarely did I encounter a real street smart cop that was an FBI agent...

We had an agent over one day for a missing person case when we had a bank robbery. I literally caught the bad guy two blocks from the bank with the money, they said they did t want to adopt it as the money had been recovered and the amount was not high enough...