Dems Claim Trump Team Not Wiretapped While They Were Being Wiretapped
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PJ Media ^
| 03/23/2017 | Charlie Martin
On January 20, the New York Times published a story on wiretapping of Trump insiders. In
the print version, the headline was "Wiretapped Data Used in Inquiry of Trump Aides," although you're going to have to squint to read the acknowledgment of the print headline at the bottom of the page.Still, if you look through the actual article, you'll find this paragraph: The F.B.I. is leading the investigations, aided by the National Security Agency, the C.I.A. and the Treasury Department’s financial crimes unit. The investigators have accelerated their efforts in recent weeks but have found no conclusive evidence of...
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Citizens United sues for Chelsea Clinton emails
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Politico ^
| January 14, 2016 | Josh Gerstein
The conservative group Citizens United filed a lawsuit Thursday demanding access to emails Chelsea Clinton exchanged with five top aides to her mother, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, while she served as secretary of state. The
Freedom of Information Act suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, also seeks emails in State Department files from three other key figures in the Clinton orbit: Clinton Foundation foreign policy chief Amitabh Desai, aide to President Bill Clinton Justin Cooper, and manager of the Clinton's Chappaqua, N.Y. home, Oscar Flores. Citizens United President David Bossie said that the group wants Chelsea Clinton's...
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Hillary Clinton: Citizens and Police Alike Are ‘Much Too Eager’ to Use a Gun
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breitbart.com ^
| 8/25/2015 | AER Hawkins
What we’ve seen too much of in the last few years is a spate of people who have reached for a gun before they really figured out what was going on. They’ve
been much too eager to use that gun—we’ve seen it with policing and we’ve seen it with civilians.
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More information on the Trump Tower being wiretapped.
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FISC ^
| 5MAR17 | vannrox
Current Membership - Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review FBI tried to get a FISA surveillance warrant on Trump and his campaign operation at Trump Tower in the summer, according to multiple reports, and only succeeded in getting one in October for people around him according to other reports. Investigators
at the FBI may have done that on their own, but they did so in Obama's Attorney General's Department of Justice. One would think that a request to get a counter-espionage warrant that includes surveillance on a major-party presidential candidate or campaign would need some approvals from high up...
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Giuliani: I Don’t Believe That Michael Cohen Was Wiretapped
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Daily Beast ^
| 05/03/2018 | Betsy Woodruff
President Donald Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani said on Thursday he doubted the veracity of a bombshell NBC News report from earlier in the day that federal authorities wiretapped the president’s longtime counsel, Michael Cohen. “Us lawyers have talked about it, we don’t believe it’s true,” Giuliani told The Daily Beast. “We think
it’s going to turn out to be untrue because it would be totally illegal. You can’t wiretap a lawyer, you certainly can’t wiretap his client who’s not involved in the investigation. No one has suggested that Trump was involved in that investigation. So they’re going to wiretap the...
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Did the New York Times already tell us Trump was ‘wiretapped’?
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The New York Post ^
| March 8, 2017 | John Crudele
The New York Times has a dilemma. Like
every other newspaper, the Times characterized as baseless President Trump’s recent accusation that his campaign was wiretapped. Or, more precisely, the paper said that Trump didn’t provide any evidence of the alleged wiretapping. Fair enough. Trump didn’t give any proof. He just sent out one of his infamous tweets. But does that mean he’s wrong? I’ll get back to that. The reason the Times has a dilemma is that, on Jan. 20, the paper ran a front page story with the headline “Wiretapped Data Used in Inquiry of Trump Aides.” There were...
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Hillary Clinton: Trump Wielding ‘Horrifying’ Use of Power ‘Against Our Own Citizens’
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Breitbart ^
| June 02 2020 | HANNAH BLEAU
Hillary Clinton expressed horror following President Trump’s firm stand against lawless rioters on Monday and his subsequent decision to walk to St. John’s Episcopal Church, which was damaged during Sunday night’s riots. “Tonight
the President of the United States used the American military to shoot peaceful protestors with rubber bullets & tear gas them. For a photo op,” Clinton said of the reports of authorities clearing out protesters from the area around Lafayette Park prior to both the city’s 7 p.m. curfew and Trump’s walk to the historic place of worship. “This is a horrifying use of presidential power against...
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The Real Reason Hillary Clinton Wants To Overturn 'Citizens United'
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Forbes ^
| September 22, 2015 | George Leef
Hillary Clinton’s stumbling campaign for the White House is geared to take advantage of voter ignorance at every turn: ignorance about the government’s ability to promote prosperity, ignorance about the impact of minimum wage laws, ignorance about the damage done by her policies while serving as Secretary of State, and – the
point of this piece – ignorance about the Supreme Court’s 2010 decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. Leftist politicians from Barack Obama down have created a mythology that Citizens United was a disastrous decision because it allows big, rich, right-wing corporations to buy our elections. Hillary...
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'Citizens, you will elect me!' Hillary Clinton gets skewered by SNL as she prepares to launch....
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Daily Mail UK ^
| 11:22 EST, 12 April 2015 | By Wills Robinson and Chris Spargo For Dailymail.com
Saturday Night Live poked fun at Hillary Clinton just hours before she is set to announce she is running for president, by mocking her decision to tell the world via social media. The
pair decide to record a cellphone video of the Democrat for her campaign launch in a bid to make her come across as soft and approachable, following concerns she will not be able to relate to ordinary voters. During the scene, which includes a cameo from her husband Bill, they insist her second run at the White House will be about the people and not centered around...
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NSA whistleblower shows how candidate Trump could have been wiretapped
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American Thinker ^
| March 6, 2017 | Rick Moran
A former top intelligence official turned whistleblower at the National Security Agency says that surveillance programs by the NSA could have been keeping tabs on the Trump campaign and that their intelligence could have been shared with other agencies. William
Binney, a legend at NSA, laid out the case for warrantless wiretapping of Trump Tower and how other intel agencies like the CIA could have had access to the wiretaps.
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Obama Wiretapped Paul Manafort Before And After The Election
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Common Sense Evaluation ^
The FBI was Wiretapping Manaford between 2014 and 2016… but dropped the investigation because they found nothing. Then
they reopened it again a few months later, when he joined the Trump Campaign. Video: James Clapper explicitly said there was no tap on Trump’s campaign. James Clapper out-and-out LIED. Make sure as many people as possible see this!
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Kasich: Yes on possibly allowing illegals to become citizens, no on attacking Hillary Clinton
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Hot Air ^
| August 13,2014 | ALLAHPUNDIT
I know what you’re thinking because I’m thinking it too: Sign. Me. Up. In fairness to him, grassroots conservatives aren’t his target audience any more than they are Jeb Bush’s. If you’re a moderate who’s looking for someone with executive experience who’s not Jeb, maybe this plays: In an interview with National
Journal, Kasich pledged another atypical tactic: He’s not going to attack any of his opponents—Hillary Clinton included—and will instead focus on offering solutions to the nation’s pressing problems. He lived up to that commitment in his town hall meetings this week, not mentioning Clinton’s name at all and...
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Trump says Obama wiretapped his campaign, Joy Reid laughs it off
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Legal Insurrection ^
| Mark Finkelstein
What’s the proper response to allegations that the administration of a President of the United States wiretapped the campaign of the candidate of the opposing party? Why,
laughter, of course . . . if you’re Joy Reid and her merry band of liberals. On her show this morning, mirth was repeatedly on the menu during a segment regarding the allegation that the FBI, under President Obama, wiretapped members of the Trump campaign in the month leading up to the election. Interviewing a Dem congressman, Reid chortled as she asked “does it disturb you a little bit that the President of...
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Former Dem Rep Dennis Kucinich: I got wiretapped during Obama admininstration (VIDEO)
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Hotair ^
| 03/14/2017 | Ed Morrissey
While Congress gears up for an investigation into Donald Trump’s allegations that the Obama administration had tapped lines at Trump Tower before the election, one former member of the House warns not to be too skeptical of the claim. Retired
Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) told Bill O’Reilly last night that he discovered that a phone call with one of Moammar Qaddafi’s sons and himself got tapped and recorded, even though that violated the separation-of-powers doctrine. Kucinich even holds up redacted transcripts of the call as evidence that the intelligence community had gone beyond its boundaries on at least this...
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US will 'not repeat' claims GCHQ wiretapped Donald Trump
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BBC ^
The US has agreed not to repeat claims the UK's communications intelligence agency wiretapped Donald Trump in the weeks after he won the US election. GCHQ
denied allegations made by the White House that it spied on Mr Trump as president-elect. No 10 has been assured the allegations would not be repeated, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said. He said it had been made clear to US authorities the claims were "ridiculous and should have been ignored".
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Obama denies Trump claim he wiretapped him during campaign
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https :// www . yahoo . com / news / trump - alleges - wire - tapping - obama - during - campaign - 130507502 . html ^
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A spokesman for Barack Obama on Saturday rejected claims by U.S. President Donald Trump that the then-president had wiretapped Trump in October during the late stages of the presidential election campaign, saying it was "simply false." Trump
made the accusation in a series of tweets, without citing evidence, just weeks into his administration and amid rising scrutiny of his campaign's ties to Russia. "Neither President Obama nor any White House official ever ordered surveillance on any U.S. citizen. Any suggestion otherwise is simply false," Obama spokesman Kevin Lewis said in a statement. Trump hurled the accusation in...
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The evidence Trump was wiretapped laid out clearly by Mark Levin
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The American Thinker ^
| 03/06/17 | Thomas Lifson
Yesterday, in 14 short and exciting minutes of televised explanation, Mark Levin pointed out the evidence already on the public record indicating spying on President-Elect Trump. In two early-morning segments on Fox and Friends, Levin cited chapter and verse with his characteristic high energy and incisiveness.
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ABC News: OK, fine, Trump Tower was wiretapped, and it was all about Russians, but . . .
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Canada Free Press ^
| 03/22/17 | Dan Calabrese
It's not quite what Trump's tweet seemed to suggest, unless . . . Here’s
a pattern you’ve probably noticed about the way the media deals with President Trump. When his literal words might be off target but his meaning can be justified, his literal words are all that matters. But when his literal words turn out to be accurate . . . well, that’s not what he meant! Did the Obama Administration wiretap Trump Tower? Or were there some other form of FISA surveillance that Trump clumsily described as a wiretap in a very specific building? We’ve already dealt with...
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Hillary Clinton accuses Trump of 'calling for violence against American citizens' with Minneapolis tweet
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Fox News ^
| 5/29/2020 | Adam Shaw
Hillary Clinton on Friday accused President Trump of “calling for violence against American citizens” when he tweeted about cracking down against riots in Minneapolis -- with Trump’s 2016 rival using the controversy to urge people to work to vote him out of office in November. “The president of the United States is
calling for violence against American citizens,“ the former secretary of state claimed. “That is so wrong. We need honest reckoning and reconciliation."
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Hillary Clinton accuses Trump of 'calling for violence against American citizens' with Minneapolis tweet
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Fox News ^
| May 29 2020 | Adam Shaw
Hillary Clinton on Friday accused President Trump of “calling for violence against American citizens” when he tweeted about cracking down against riots in Minneapolis -- with Trump’s 2016 rival using the controversy to urge people to work to vote him out of office in November. “The president of the United States is
calling for violence against American citizens,“ the former secretary of state claimed. “That is so wrong. We need honest reckoning and reconciliation." “If you haven’t already joined the work to replace him in November, start now,” she added.
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