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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 is ALWAYS redacted from everything.   The system in DC essentially ‘ghosted’ him in all things...

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 interfere with the election of president trump, you could have leaked information that the investigation w...

>> 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 pinocchio's. >> 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 convey that in implying evidence of a crime and whether his use when people heard that, whether the...

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 don't 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 skew potential jurors, i can to give any number of reasons why we don't do that. >> thank you. are...

It was critical of him. and although some people have said that they don't 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 wasn't 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 expect you to adhere to that policy on not commenting on ongoing criminal investigations today? >> ye...