these hyper partisans. and andrew weissmann is among the worst of them. he is famous for his abusive tactics as a lawyer, earning reversals and rebukes by judges. this is a guy who conceals evidence, suppresses documents, threatens witnesses, numerous complaints against him. the feckless bars don t do anything, and i say that, i mean the bar association, not william barr. he is exactly the kind of prosecutor that should never be allowed in a court of law. jason: sara, i got a real problem with people who have such high security clearances higher than members of congress, people like brandon and klapper and weissmann. and comey and mccabe. these are all people at the highest echelon with the highest security clearance, and e they think they can just go on television and start talking about this stuff in writing books! this is what i don t understand, and i think this is
notification so that up attorney general barr can t be slow walks by that offices. i m glad devin nunes is on top of it and has a continuity from the past in the previous conferences as well. i ve got to ask you also about what s going on. because i mean this guy is a character. there are a hundred 10,000 people to work at the department of justice and, mueller has to pick this guy? exactly. all of these guys are now cashing in on their infamy. they are all notorious characters. call comey and mccabe, it was difficult to do. they spent most of the time just trashing trump. these are all the people who were investigating trump and it proves the president s argument that he was never going to be treated fairly and impartially and naturally by these hyper partisans.
notification so that up attorney general barr can t be slow walks by that offices. i m glad devin nunes is on top of it and has a continuity from the past in the previous conferences as well. i ve got to ask you also about what s going on. because i mean this guy is a character. there are a hundred 10,000 people to work at the department of justice and, mueller has to pick this guy? exactly. all of these guys are now cashing in on their infamy. they are all notorious characters. call comey and mccabe, it was difficult to do. they spent most of the time just trashing trump. these are all the people who were investigating trump and it proves the president s argument that he was never going to be treated fairly and impartially and naturally by these hyper
all these partisans, hyper partisans were deliberately selected for this investigative team. every member of that team who made political contributions contributed to clinton and the democrats. andrew wiseman was head of the team, was actually at the clinton victory celebration in 2016 which turned sour at the end and even so with that amount of bias, threatening people s relevance, sitting perjury traps. after all that they could not make a case for collusion and the only case they could suggest for obstruction is based on the president blowing off steam behind closed doors that amounted to absolutely nothing. david: a larger question is mister mueller s description of the way the system of justice works.
addressing. which is these two reporters who are actual reporters seem to have the receipts. they have evidence that goes beyond one person s word against the other. so the attempt to set up a he said he said about this is utterly irrelevant if there are texts and e-mails and contemporary documentdatio contempora contemporary documentation. the triumph of greed that we re already in an environment where we re expecting hyper partisans to say lying doesn t matter. again you run into the cold hard facts not of just this case but history. i m not sure they have the documents. they have two federal law enforcement source who s have told them that this is what it s based on, those receipts, the documents, the text messages. and so we just don t exactly know. but if they do if they do. that is certainly well beyond michael cohen. and the timeline is interesting too. which is that they had that information, according to the story and these two law enforcement officials, before they