re: SPYGATE- How the Obama Admin conspired against Trump's presidential campaign

Another reminder about why Trump hates McCain

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Rudy Giuliani: Andrew McCabe, Christopher Steele & Bruce Ohr Should Be in Prison

First of all, I know you agree with me. The people it indicts are the corrupted politicians at the top of the FBI and DOJ. No field office of the FBI is implicated in this, no agent who sacrificing his life to protect us. It’s a bunch of these phony politicians at the top who corrupt themselves because they want to suck up to whoever’s in power. I would describe Comey that way, a whole bunch of other people like that. McCabe, his wife running for office, getting millions of dollars from Hillary. These are suck-up politicians. They’re not FBI agents like you know who are police officers–

PIRRO: Right, not the guys you and I worked for–

GIULIANI: The guys who go out and arrest people, put their lives on the live. My god, their hands would shake if they had to do that.

PIRRO: Yes.

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Former Republican South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy predicted Sunday that the U.S. intelligence community might stop providing information to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff because he leaks "like a screen door on a submarine."

Gowdy was asked to weigh in on Republicans' decision Thursday to call on Schiff to step down as chairman of the House panel. (RELATED: House Intel Republicans Call On Adam Schiff To Step Down As Chairman)

"Never seen that before," said Gowdy, who served on the intelligence panel before leaving Congress in January. "We never voted to remove or ask a chairperson to step down."

"Adam is a deeply partisan person. He did everything he could to make sure Hillary Clinton became president. And he's done everything he could to keep a cloud over the Trump presidency," Gowdy said of Schiff.

Gowdy suggested House Speaker Nancy Pelosi could potentially remove Schiff as chairman of the committee. He also said the CIA and other intelligence community agencies could withhold intelligence from Schiff.

"The next thing that's going to happen is the different intelligence entities are going to say, 'You know what, Chairman Schiff, if you don't believe the information we provide to you if you have the president of the United States, not just indicted but in jail and you continue to leak like a screen door on a submarine, we're going to quit giving you information,'" said Gowdy.

"That's when Pelosi will replace Adam Schiff with someone like [Connecticut Rep.] Jim Himes, who is someone who is a smarter and a lot more reasonable."

Schiff was a leading voice among Democrats accusing President Donald Trump and his associates of colluding with Russians to influence the 2016 election. In May 2017, he said he had seen "more than circumstantial evidence" of collusion.

Special counsel Robert Mueller appears to have seen different evidence. In a report delivered to the Justice Department on March 22, Mueller said prosecutors "did not establish that members of the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its election interference activities."

Schiff has long been accused of leaking information to the media regarding the Russia probe.

Donald Trump Jr. has accused the Democrat of leaking an inaccurate story about him in December 2017. During Trump Jr.'s private testimony before the House Intelligence Committee, CNN broke a story that Trump Jr. had received an email Sept. 4, 2016, that included a link to WikiLeaks materials.

The story was a bombshell at the time because it suggested Trump Jr. received WikiLeaks documents before they were released to the public. But CNN's sources turned out to be wrong. The email was actually dated Sept. 14, 2016, a day after the information was published.

The Tables Turn in Russian Collusion Hunt



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The irony of the entire Russian collusion hoax is that accusers who cried the loudest about
leaking, collusion, lying, and obstruction are themselves soon very likely to be accused of just
those crimes.

Now that Robert Mueller's 674-day, $30 million investigation is over and has failed to find the
original goal of its mandate evidence of a criminal conspiracy between the Trump presidential campaign and the Russian government to sway the 2016 election and now that thousands of once-sealed government documents will likely be released in unredacted form, those who
eagerly assumed the role of the hunters may become the hunted, due to their own zealous
violation of the nation's trust and its laws.

Take Lying
Former FBI Director James Comey's testimonies cannot be reconciled with those of his own
deputy director Andrew McCabe. He falsely testified that the Steele dossier was not the main
basis for obtaining FISA court warrants. On at least 245 occasions, Comey swore under oath
that he either did not know, or could not remember, when asked direct questions about his
conduct at the FBI. He likely lied when he testified that he did not conclude his assessment of
the Clinton illegal email use before he had even interviewed Clinton, an assertion contradicted by his own written report. I guess his credo and modus operandi are reflected in the subtitle of his recent autobiography A Higher Loyalty: "Truth, Lies, and Leadership."


Andrew McCabe currently is under criminal referral for lying to federal investigators about
leaking to the media. He and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein each have accused each other of not telling the whole truth about their shared caper of trying to force President Trump out of office by invoking the 25th Amendment.

Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper has admitted to lying under oath to
Congress and since lied about his earlier admission of that lying. His recent sworn
congressional testimony of not having leaked information about the Steele dossier to the media is again likely to be untrue, given that Clapper had admitted to speaking to CNN's Jake Tapper
about the dossier's contents. CNN, remember, would in turn go on to hire the mendacious
Clapper as an analyst. And once on air, Clapper would insist that Trump was both a Russian
asset and thus guilty of collusion crimes greater than those of Watergate. Lies. All lies.

Former CIA Director John Brennan has admitted to lying under oath to Congress on two
occasions. He may well face further legal exposure. When he lost his security clearance, he
repeatedly lied that Trump was guilty of collusion, however that non-crime is defined. And as
the Mueller probe wound down, Brennan with pseudo-authority and trumped-up hints of phony access to secret intelligence sources deceitfully assured the nation that Trump within days
would face indictment perhaps along with his family members.

Brennan in 2016 also reached out to foreign intelligence services, primary British and Australian, to surveille and entrap Trump aides, as a way of circumventing rules preventing CIA monitoring of American citizens. And he may well have also reverse-targeted Americans, under the guise of monitoring foreign nationals, in order to build a case of so-called Trump collusion.

Finally, Brennan testified to Congress in May 2017 that he had not been earlier aware of the
dossier or its contents before the election, although in August 2016 it is almost certain that he
had briefed Senator Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on it in a spirited effort to have Reid pressure the FBI to keep or expand its counterintelligence investigation of Trump during the critical final weeks of
the election.

Clinton aides Cheryl Mills and Huma Abedin likely also lied to FBI investigators when they
claimed they had no knowledge while working at the State Department that their boss,
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, was using an illegal private email server. In fact, they had read her communications on it and actually inquired about its efficacy.

Samantha Power, the former U.N. ambassador, in her last year in office requested on more than 260 occasions to unmask names of Americans monitored by the government. Yet Power later
claimed that most of these requests were not made by her. And yet she either does not know or does not cite who exactly used her name to make such requests during the election cycle. In any case, no one has come forward to admit to the improper use of Power's name to request the
hundreds of unmaskings.


Susan Rice, the former Obama national security advisor, could have made a number of
unmasking requests in Power's name, although she initially denied making any requests in her own namea lie she immediately amended. Rice, remember, repeatedly lied on national
television about the cause and origins of the Benghazi attack, denied there were cash payments for hostages in the Iran deal, misled about the conduct of Beau Bergdahl, and prevaricated over the existence and destruction of weapons of mass destruction in Syria.

Deputy Attorney General Bruce Ohr did not tell the truth on a federal written disclosure
required by law when he omitted the key fact that his wife Nellie worked on Christopher Steele's Fusion GPS dossier. Ohr's testimony that he completely briefed key FBI officials on the dossier in July or August 2016 is not compatible to what former FBI attorney Lisa Page has testified to
concerning the dates of her own knowledge of the Steele material.

Take Foreign Collusion
Christopher Steele is a foreign national. So are many of the Russian sources that he claims he
had contacted to solicit dirt on Donald Trump and his campaign aides. In fact, John Brennan's
CIA, soon in consultation with the FBI, was used in circuitous fashion to facilitate surveillance of Donald Trump's campaign through the use of foreign nationals during the 2016 campaign.

Foreigners such as Maltese professor Josef Mifsud, and former Australian minister for foreign
affairs Alexander Downer and an array of intelligence contractors from the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) mysteriously met with minor Trump aide George Papadopoulos
and others. It is likely that to disguise American intelligence agencies' efforts to besmirch,
surveille, and leak to the press damaging unfounded rumors about the Trump campaign that
John Brennan enlisted an entire cadre of foreign nationals. And it is likely to be the most
egregious example of using non-U.S. citizens to affect the outcome of an election in our history.

If there is a crime of foreign collusion a conspiracy of U.S. officials to use foreigners to interfere with an American election then Brennan's efforts are the textbook example.

Take Leaking
Many of the names unmasked by requests from Samantha Power and Susan Rice were leaked
illegally to the media. James Comey himself leaked confidential memos of presidential
conversations to the press; in at least one case, the memo was likely classified.

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Sean Hannity says sources tell him 'extraordinarily damning' information coming out about DOJ, FBI

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Fox News host Sean Hannity said Monday his sources are telling him information that could soon be released regarding alleged corruption at the Justice Department and FBI will be "extraordinarily damning."

He made the bold prediction about the so-called "five buckets of information" during an interview with Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., and Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz, bringing up the upcoming criminal referral focusing on the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation.

"There are going to be criminal referrals issued this week by Chairman Nunes," Hannity said. "There are going to be the president, I interviewed last week there will be the FISA applications released. There will be [FBI] 302s released, [and] there will be Gang of Eight material. We've identified five buckets of information that will be extraordinarily damning. I know that to be the case, based on all of my sources."

Both Hannity and House Intelligence Committee ranking member Devin Nunes, R-Calif., have talked for months about fighting for the release of several "buckets" of information related to potential misconduct of federal officials.

Nunes says he is prepared to submit a criminal referral this week after President Trump said Wednesday he plans to release the unredacted Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants made during the early stages of the Russia investigation.

Meadows, who last month said an incoming release of documents will "show" U.S. ambassadors conspired with the FBI and the Justice Department to harm Trump, said there needs to be accountability for anyone who violates Americans' civil liberties.

"They're not going to like that, Sean. But I think you have the professor on tonight," he said. It's all about civil liberties and making sure those civil liberties are protected. If we cannot count on our government to protect those precious rights to privacy without warrants and warrantless searches, then we've got a real problem. Some of those criminal referrals are justified. Certainly some of the declassification that gets to the bottom of this is justified. At the same time, we have to protect our national security interests. "

Nunes has not named anyone who could appear in a referral, but he has railed against what he says is collusion between the Democrats and the Russians, pointing to use of the unverified Trump dossier by the FBI to obtain FISA warrants to spy on onetime Trump campaign official Carter Page as proof of an unraveling operation to undermine the president. That dossier, compiled by British ex-spy Christopher Steele, was funded in part by Hillary Clinton's campaign and the Democratic National Committee.

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The President keeps hinting at the illegal activities of the ones that started the Russian Hoax /Spygate.

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What did Barack Hussein Obama know, and when did Barack Hussein Obama know it?"

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That anti-American, race-baiting community agitator will be held accountable for his crimes.