Posted on 04/30/2020 5:58:46 AM PDT by sickoflibs
We reported earlier on the bombshell revelations showing documents that indicate the FBI was trying to set up Gen. Michael Flynn.
The documents are shocking as they actually set out in writing whether their “goal” should be to set him up to arrest him or get him fired, “Truth/Admission or to get him to lie, so we can prosecute him or get him fired?”
Now, Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) is pointing out a devastating segment that just ran on Martha MacCallum’s show on Fox, given now the evidence of it being a perjury trap to get Flynn.
Elise Stefanik ✔ @EliseStefanik Devastating flashback clip of Comey just aired on @marthamaccallum show.
When asked who went around the protocol of going through the WH Counsel’s office and instead decided to send the FBI agents into White House for the Flynn perjury trap, Comey smugly responds “I sent them.”
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The segment showed former FBI Director James Comey admitting he was behind sending the agents to get trip up Flynn.
In the tape, he says, “I sent them” and he describes how he deliberately went around normal processes in the hope that they might be able to get Flynn, saying it was “something I probably wouldn’t have done or gotten away with in a more organized administration”
Benny ✔ @bennyjohnson People really criticized President Trump for firing this guy?
Listen to @Comey shamelessly brag about getting “away with” setting up @GenFlynn..
Comey is shameless, bragging basically about how smart he was to get Flynn who, wrongly, thought he didn’t have anything to fear talking to them, being an innocent man.
These agents have a lot to answer for and now this puts Comey right on the block with them, since he admits he was behind the whole action.
Didn’t we see this video already?
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