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E Pluribus Unum-The Next Crucial Step: President Trump’s Declassifying It All

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Many Trump supporters are understandably upset it’s taken until this late date to get many key SpyGate players such as Comey on the record before Congress about their actions during the 2016 election and its aftermath. While there is value in getting Comey and the other plotters on the record before Congress, people need to step back and remember the bigger picture.

What people need to remember—and this can’t be stressed enough, in my opinion—is that the real investigations aren’t being done by Congress at all. In fact, much of the time the most crucial evidence has to be kept from Congress because of the incontrovertible fact that politically partisan leakers sit on these Oversight Committees. Giving over vital evidence to these committees is tantamount to giving them to the media. Can any reasonable person deny this?

Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) had this fact starkly thrown in his face by one of his own witnesses in a recent Congressional hearing when two whistle blowers faced his House Oversight Committee on Dec. 13. In a report entitled “Oversight Panel Hearing On Clinton Foundation Blows Up,” the Washington Examiner’s Alana Goodman reported the following:

“John Moynihan and Larry Doyle, financial analysts who say they have uncovered evidence of pay-to-play and financial crimes at the Clinton Foundation, were invited to testify on their findings by the House Oversight Committee’s Republican Chairman Mark Meadows.

But tensions erupted between Meadows and the two witnesses after Moynihan and Doyle refused to turn over 6,000 pages of documents that they say back up their claims—documents that the pair has already given to the FBI and the IRS.”

When Meadows demanded to know why these two investigators testifying to his panel would hand their 6,000 documents over to the FBI and to the IRS but not to Congress, Moynihan didn’t mince words, as video of the encounter will attest.

Moynihan absolutely stunned Meadows by reminding him Congress is not a law enforcement body and does not do actual criminal investigations.