[E. Pluribus Unum]

https://outline.com/pXy7eP

[treetopsandroofs]

Big Media is confident that they’ve sold us on cell phones keeping ALL call records and data on the phone itself.

[rktman]

Probably ordered the deluxe signature hildabeast version of bleach bit right? From amazon.

[janetjanet998]

This interview happened just last week

I think he flipped

[oil_dude]

Premeditated wiping of phones. Obstruction of Justice. Felony. Laughing or not!

[aynrandfreak]

“They can’t arrest us all”

[dinodino]

How about jail time for everyone of the 22 who wiped their devices?

[Political Junkie Too]

Everyone is allowed to joke except President Trump.

-PJ

[ClearCase_guy]

Like with a cloth? yuk yuk yuk

[Steely Tom]

So... were the phones not wiped, or did Mueller’s people wipe them and then laugh at the Attorney General as he tried to get at their contents?

[Lurkinanloomin]

Can you say “obstruction of justice”?

I wonder if the DOJ can?

[throwthebumsout]

Am I just being naive, but isn’t cell phone data automatically recorded and archived by the provider - especially for government-issued cell phones?

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Barnett did hear other agents ‘comically’ talk about wiping cellular telephones

"Let's tamper with important evidence and cover up a massive and illegal conspiracy against a duly elected president." Not funny. These guys need to work on their material - prison would give them plenty of time to do so.

[Yo-Yo]

“Barnett had a cellular telephone issued by the SCO which he did not ‘wipe.’ Barnett did hear other agents ‘comically’ talk about wiping cellular telephones, but was not aware of anyone ‘wiping’ their issued cellular telephones,” the summary (pdf) states.

And yet when Donald Trump says 'comically' at a nationally-televised press conference "Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing," is probable cause to open an investigation into the Trump Campaign.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Wipe my phone, please...

[Robert357]

Some criminal charges are long overdue on the whole phone memory erasing thing. People need to be charged, held without bail and hopefully a jury will convict them. In the mean time if still employed by the FBI or any federal agency letters of reprimand should be put in personnel files and potentially fired for misconduct. Some accidents especially those that are questionable are or should be firing offenses.

[FLT-bird]

I’ll believe any of these people are brought to justice for this when I see the Deep Staters who participated in Crossfire Hurricane get indicted and take their perp walks.

Still waiting.

[eyeamok]

Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice
Conspiracy to Destroy Evidence

sounds like a good 20 years to me.

[Svartalfiar]

SCO records released earlier this month show that at least 22 phones belonging to members of the Mueller team were wiped prior to being reviewed for records. The employees provided dubious excuses for wiping their phones, such as doing so “accidentally” or because they forgot their passwords. Two employees claimed their phones wiped themselves.

In addition to the 22 devices which were wiped, 44 phones contained zero records when reviewed by a records officer assigned to the Mueller team. Five other SCO phones contained only one record each, and four had fewer than 10 records per device, according to the log kept by the records officer over the course of more than 20 months.

Does this not scream out "suspicious" to every single person involved with this? I can legitimately see maybe 2-3 devices being 'wiped' due to damage from dropping/getting run over, or something similar. Forgotten passwords shouldn't need to wipe the phone...

And then another 44 phones, from the investigation, have essentially zero records at all? Right...