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Within recently released transcripts of documents by Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham there is a deposition by FBI Supervisory Special Agent 1, Joseph Pientka. SSA Pientka has always been a little bit of an enigma because his name, exclusively, has been redacted from every official government document within the full investigation of DOJ and FBI misconduct.  Even in tangential court documents (Flynn), related to Joseph Pientka and Peter Strzok’s investigative collaboration, Pientka ...

Conservative law enforcement people, has magically been transformed into a left-wing organization. that is not my understanding. if you take a look at the people who were in charge, mr. wray, who was not a democrat, mr. comey who was appointed by mr. trump, he is not a democrat. i happen to know that robert mueller is not a democrat. these are not political decisions made by political operatives, they should be following the evidence. i just like to note that if you had wanted to harm and interf...

>> she got get out of the white house free card when the white voters cast their votes. >> there is nothing further from the truth. what i would tell you with regard to that decision, there was concern that people would draw an inference based on that use, that it was necessarily talking about a particular subset of a statute. >> that reads for pinocchios. >> may i respond? there was concern about the use of the world grossly negligent and the question of whether or not director comey wanted to ...

Competence or fairness to the investigation but simply to somewhat insulate that investigation from unfair attacks, would you think that might be a correct? >> yes. >> thank you. what is the fbi policy with respect towards agents commenting publicly on an ongoing criminal investigation? >> we dont do that. for a variety of reasons, i think it is unfair to the subject of the investigation, it can tend to skew the conduct of that investigation, other witnesses, future investigative avenues, it can...

It was critical of him. and although some people have said that they dont agree with the decision not to charge mrs. clinton, in fact the departure from protocol was -- the first departure from protocol was director comey commenting on his opinion about her handling of the various emails and so forth, having decided after she wasnt being charged, departing from protocol and publicly commenting from that, was that not a deviation from protocol cited by the report? >> yes, sir. >> does the fbi exp...

Because its against our rules. i hope there would be a few prosecutions of people that have been leaking this stuff to the various news media. i want to get to looking at statutes. you look at rules, ive been looking at statutes. somehow along the line, the report on the conclusions of the clinton investigation, the word gross negligence was changed to extremely careless in determining mrs. clintons handling of classified information. gross negligence would mean it would subject her to criminal ...

Comey, characterized mrs. clintons actions as grossly negligent, is that correct? >> that is my recollection, yes. >> are you aware gross negligence was changed to extremely careless and the eventual statement? >> yes. >> do you recall the june 6th, 2016 meeting attended by you, and lisa page, to discuss the language of the statutes on whether to use grossly negligent or something else in the draft statement, what was discussed at that meeting? >> i dont remember that specific meeting, there wer...

I think we saw some evidence of an effort to impede the investigation. directory comey testified that the president said, you know, can you let this go. mike flynn is a good guy, words to that effect, which he understood to be a directive to end the investigation. he didnt do it thankfully and he continued to investigate, but weve seen some evidence of the president trying to diminish the importance of this investigation, make little of it, reach out to senators asking them to end it and, of cou...

Directory comey testified that the president said, you know, can you let this go. mike flynn is a good guy, words to that effect, which he understood to be a directive to end the investigation. he didnt do it thankfully and he continued to investigate, but weve seen some evidence of the president trying to diminish the importance of this investigation, make little of it, reach out to senators asking them to end it and, of course, the conversations hes had with comey to try to put an end to this ...

Directory comey as well as top u.s. intelligence xhit xhcommun officials will testify similarly. when we talk about tax reform, health care, the fact that these conversation are still being had on intelligence committees led by republicans only would add to the notion that republicans are still asking these questions in addition to democrats. that means that potentially president trump could have weakened political capital because so many republicans such as senator lindsey graham, senator john ...