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List. former fbi director james comey, he fired him, former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe, he pushed him out. former deputy attorney general sally yates got push out and the current deputy attorney general rod rosen tine who obviously is in the presidents crosshairs and the president makes it clear. with reports indicating the president could use this memo as a pretext to fire rosenstein, the only person who obviously has the authority over the special counsels probe, democrats say it could ...

Is critical of or potentially critical of the president. this is happened since the jump and now were at a point where the impartiality, the bipartisan history of the house intelligence committee which has gone for quite some time without this kind of ranker is the collateral damage of the effort by the republicans to protect trump against what? against the conclusion of the investigation, so if it results in winding up the president to the point of trying to fire rosenstein and trying to get ri...

Launching a probe into fisa abuse. this come after attorney general jeff sessions anuprep members -- and republican members of congress demand look into how the agency got warrants on carter page. heres judge andrew napolitano why the fisa process is ripe for abuse. >> its standard for spying. its so much lower than the constitutional standard. fbi agents knowing they couldnt get a search warrant from ordinary federal judge will go to the fisa court instead under the pretext that its an intellig...

He fired him, former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe, he pushed him out. former deputy attorney general sally yates got push out and the current deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who is in the presidents crosshairs and the president makes it clear. with reports indicating the president could use this memo as a pretext to fire rosenstein, the only person who obviously has the authority over the special counsels probe, democrats say it could spark a constitutional crisis. drawing out the su...

Committee which for so long was nonpartisan, so long focused on our national security and which sadly because of the chairmans antics has become a platform for the defense of this president and for the creation of pretext for the -- the possible firing of rod rosenstein. so yes. you know, if we really want this committee to move forward in doing its important work of oversight and getting over this fracture caused by the chairman, i think it would be in the best interests for him to step aside f...

Sessions to keep the president from communicating with him directly. later after comey testified twice on capitol hill, the attorney general wanted one negative article a day in the news media about mr. comey according to "the new york times." the justice department denied that account but the "times" stands by its story. when the president eventually made up his mind to get rid of comey for good, he reported brought sessions into oval office to discuss it. ultimately it was sessions who wrote t...

And you allow them to do their jobs. and that is with all the facts out there, chris, what really bothers me most as a former prosecutor. you dont undermine an investigation. you dont send out tweets about it. and mostly, you dont release classified information in the middle of investigations. i cant tell you what that does for trust for those agents on the frontline, for the prosecutors working hard pre day and that is why im shaking my head. >> your colleagues leaders in the house and senate, ...

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And im looking forward to it. you know, again, i have to say, subject to my lawyers and all of that, but i would love to do it. >> as robert mueller closes in on the oval office, republicans and congresses are staging a desperate spectacle to distract from the poeb discredit investigators and give the president a pretext to fire the deputy attorney general supervising is the probe. were going to get to all of that coming up. first, lets address the actual events that appear to be at the core of ...

Come out and that will refute the republican memo. and in the meantime the republican memo will be treated like the bible by trump supporters and picked apart by experienced reporters and analysts and lawyers, including on this network. the republican memo will have little credibility left by the time the democratic memo comes along and blows the whole memo story away. unless the republican memo is used as a pretext for firing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein or special prosecutor robert m...