We the People don't give a hoot about the feelings of pieces of furniture.
Posted on 01/31/2018 11:41:27 AM PST by son of terrence
The FBI said Wednesday that the bureau has “grave concerns” about the classified memo that purportedly reveals government surveillance abuses, but White House Chief of Staff John Kelly says it is going public, anyway. “With regard to the House Intelligence Committee’s memorandum, the FBI was provided a limited opportunity to review this memo the day before the committee voted to release it,” the FBI said in a statement. “As expressed during our initial review, we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo’s accuracy.” But earlier Tuesday, Kelly told Fox News in an exclusive interview the classified memo will be made public soon. Kelly said White House national security aides have been reviewing the memo. “It'll be released here pretty quick I think and the whole world can see it,” he said.
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define quickly!
I'm sure it does. The higher ups, at least. Concerns of self-preservation.
DEAR PRESIDENT TRUMP...
SO WHERE’S THE MEMO?
(yes, I’m shouting).
When Memo was in government hands...let my Memo go...
Oh good - now, in addition to the laughable Schiff memo, maybe we will get to see an FBI CYA memo too...
Specific date, Gen. Kelley, specific date and time. NOW would be fine.
I just hope this isn’t Al Capone’s vault.
Much like the trial of a bank robber, who strenuously objects to the release of a bank surveillance video which clearly shows the perp, in the bank, with a gun, handing over the demand note and receiving cash.
We the People don't give a hoot about the feelings of pieces of furniture.
Trump needs to forbid the FBI from releasing anything other than what the house allows them to. Let them stew in their own juices
-—define quickly!-—
A contractor promised payment on my subcontract “right away now”
One of the reader comments on the WP article about this story was a classic:
"This 'FBI statement' was probably released to the Washington Post by Whitey Bulger and John Connolly -- from prison."
The FBI is just blowing smoke.
Monday evening Wray and Rosenstein were complaining it compromised “sources and methods”, and when that didn’t work, the shifted to “material omissions” which do not support the conclusions and characterizations of the House memo.
And the latest meme is that the FBI is concerned their only method to counter the conclusions of the House memo are precluded by the fact their counter argument requires the release of Classified Information.
I want to see what Sessions and Wray will say about it in PUBLIC.
News Conference.
WAIT! Yesterday the FBI said there were no inaccuracies. And today they do? So who is there wasn’t, who said there are and which one is lying?
Omissions? Not enough names named?
This is deep state beyond belief. Apparently the FIB has been accused of a fraud on the court for the fisa warrant because there was a fraud on the court. So Rosenstien and butt boy Wray go to the White House to save the agencies rear. They use the contrived BS that the underlying documents supplied by them are “not accurate” . You can’t make this up. Things done after the election were open sedition and treason. That is why some who have read it are saying “people will go to jail” . I continue to be amazed that Sessions is absent. He di NOT recuse himself from anything but Russia. This was a silent coup and should be severely crushed and punishment assessed.
As others have said “Define Soon”.
Agree. Every present/retired or former military officer/senior NCO knows what classified INFO (Conf. to TS SCI ) is. The damn FBI does not know more about any classified INFO then the Gen. does. Our FBI and DOJ disgraced themselves. It is high time we the people know how crooked they are.
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