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You just literally made up a conspiracy implying that Dowd was hiding information that implicates the President. You read verbatim a tweet which took the call completely out of context, when in reality it was completely innocuous.

Just linked you to a site that has been the most consistently accurate regarding the whole sham, which showed that Mueller's report deceptively edited the quote to imply that Trump's team were hiding something, and you're the one accusing me of believing in crazy conspiracies

Really does show how deep your head in the sand it is
 
tang0 said:
You just literally made up a conspiracy implying that Dowd was hiding information that implicates the President. You read verbatim a tweet which took the call completely out of context, when in reality it was completely innocuous.

Just linked you to a site that has been the most consistently accurate regarding the whole sham, which showed that Mueller's report deceptively edited the quote to imply that Trump's team were hiding something, and you're the one accusing me of believing in crazy conspiracies

Really does show how deep your head in the sand it is
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LOL I looked through that website and its CT heaven. Seriously it is just full of stories no serious journalist would go near. I bet Nunes reads that every morning with the crazy stuff he comes out with,.
 
Oh really, if you want to talk about Nunes' credibility....

It turned out that the inspector general's report vindicated the Nunes memo while showing that the Schiff memo was riddled with lies and false statements....

House Intelligence Committee reported:
  1. A salacious and unverified dossier formed an essential part of the application to secure a warrant against a Trump campaign affiliate named Carter Page. This application failed to reveal that the dossier was bought and paid for by Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee.
  2. The application cited a Yahoo News article extensively. The story did not corroborate the dossier, and the FBI wrongly claimed Christopher Steele, the author of the dossier, was not a source for the story.
  3. Nellie Ohr, the wife of a high-ranking Justice Department official, also worked on behalf of the Clinton campaign effort. Her husband Bruce Ohr funneled her research into the Department of Justice. Although he admitted that Steele “was desperate that Donald Trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being president,” this and the Ohrs’ relationship with the Clinton campaign was concealed from the secret court that grants surveillance warrants.
  4. The dossier was “only minimally corroborated” and unverified, according to FBI officials.
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All of these things were found to be true by the Inspector General Michael Horowitz in his December 9 report. In fact, Horowitz detailed rampant abuse that went far beyond these four items.

The Democratic minority on the committee, then led by Rep. Adam Schiff, put out a response memo with competing claims:

  1. FBI and DOJ officials did not omit material information from the FISA warrant.
  2. The DOJ “made only narrow use of information from Steele’s sources about Page’s specific activities in 2016.”
  3. In subsequent FISA renewals, DOJ provided additional information that corroborated Steele’s reporting.
  4. The Page FISA warrant allowed the FBI to collect “valuable intelligence.”
  5. “Far from ‘omitting’ material facts about Steele, as the Majority claims, DOJ repeatedly informed the Court about Steele’s background, credibility, and potential bias.”
  6. The FBI conducted a “rigorous process” to vet Steele’s allegations, and the Page FISA application explained the FBI’s reasonable basis for finding Steele credible.
  7. Steele’s prior reporting was used in “criminal proceedings.”
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Each of these claims were found by Horowitz to be false.

Horowitz found that FBI and DOJ officials did in fact omit critical material information from the FISA warrant, including several items exculpatory to Page. Material facts were not just omitted but willfully hidden through doctoring of evidence.

The warrants were based on Steele’s dossier, which was known by January 2017 to be ridiculously uncorroborated. The renewals did not find information that corroborated Steele’s reporting. The warrants clearly didn’t allow the FBI to collect valuable intelligence. And Steele’s prior reporting was not used in criminal proceedings.
 
The human orange is seemingly restarting his "press briefings" tonight, after whining like a child about doing them because how dare the "big bad press" ask questions.

 
[FnG]magnolia said:
That feeling when you're both gleeful yet incredibly depressed.
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The world upon hearing the news -

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Is it just me or does it seem like the press have been told to ask nice questions or that's that? This is all very tame right now...
 
"A reporter asks Trump about the state of Maryland reporting more emergency calls regarding ingestion of disinfectants after the president suggested that they could be used to treat Covid-19.

"I can't imagine why," Trump responds. "I can't imagine that."

Last week, the Maryland governor's office said it issued an alert warning against ingesting or injecting disinfectants after receiving more than 100 calls.

The president has said his comments were made sarcastically.

The reporter asks if the president takes any responsibility for the increase in calls.

"No," he replies."

:rolleyes:

He might gain a sliver of respect if he ever took responsibility for his actions.
 
He was waffling on about the economy and how he built greatest economy etc and I looked away from my phone then heard more economy stuff and thought I'd accidentally rewound the video. Nope... He's just repeating himself over and over again. He's exhausting.
 
He was clearly ignoring and barely giving answers to those questions he didn't want to answer or just default back to 'nobody talks about ventilators anymore' or 'we have the best tests in the world ' or 'I built the best economy ever'

So predictable.
 
steve5424 said:
He was clearly ignoring and barely giving answers to those questions he didn't want to answer or just default back to 'nobody talks about ventilators anymore' or 'we have the best tests in the world ' or 'I built the best economy ever'

So predictable.
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Don't forget about how they'd be at war with North Korea if it wasn't for him! :rolleyes:
 
Prediction: in 2020 or 2021 there will be a global bestselling book plus documentary series about Donald Trump and your (and the international public) response to him.

It will not contain what you expect, now hope, and very foolishly imagine to be true. You will be given no wiggle out room - self-tests of your own stupidity will be provided. You will be able to keep your results private, I suspect. Except if you have prior provided public proof by egregious statements online.

Doubtless it should contain some face-saving / face-recovery path for the most vocal critics, since folk aren't happy / well unless all ends well.
 
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