Lou Dobbs vs. William Barr

BEJ

[BEJ]

My one inescapable joy over the past two days is watching Lou Dobbs flog Bill Barr up and down the street for being the craven coward that he is. Between news segments Lou gives Barr the tongue lashing of his life and the joyful, almost child-like, glee on Lou’s face is indescribable. We’ve all heard about flogging a dead horse, but Lou is flogging a dead RINO whose stench and carcass are huge. I don’t know how he can get away with it for two days in a row without hearing it from the FOX administration to tone it down. And maybe he has heard from the administration but, unlike other wimps on that network, he just doesn’t care.

And I’m expecting Mark Levin to join the flogging party this Sunday. He no doubt will also be sharing his bitter disappointment with Barr. They use to have great talks with “grave” tones and now all that was a hoax pulled on Levin. The only person who was shrewd enough to see into Barr’s character was Tom Fitton and he had no illusions that Barr would come through on anything. Tom has had too many bad dealing with the DOJ to expect Barr would be any different than the typical deep state lawyers.

One further note, Republicans that think Biden will be a man of his word and they can work with him, are forgetting he is the biggest liar and criminal of all. They forget that he is not a legit president and he is pulling the wool over everyone’s eyes. In other words, he will stab you just as quick as he has stabbed and head-faked the American people. The man is an unscrupulous, hollowed-out shell of a man. There is more substance and integrity in a scarecrow.

[volunbeer]

Dobbs has been on fire for a long time. I really don’t think he cares what Paul Ryan tells him.

[BEJ]

Yeah, Lou is gutsy and he’s probably thinking he has nothing to lose with FOX. He’ll say his mind and, if need be, retire like a dignified warrior that he is.

[doc maverick]

Love watching Dobbs! He eats demonrats and RINOs for dinner and fillets them first!

[JonPreston]

When can we expect the flack, Andrew McCarthy, to join in?

[The MAGA-Deplorian]

I’m sorry but Barr id being Barr. And Wray is being Wray. I’m seriously disappointed in Trump doing nothing to get rid of them, We need an FBI and DOJ to be on this election fraud and there’s nothing! They are Sgt. Shultz’s with the 3 monkeys that dont see, hear and speak, as well as get curious. Trump needs to wake up and stop wasting time which he doesnt have with these 2 traitors!

[JudgemAll]

He was pretty harsh back then already on the feigned incompetence of many Bush Rino administrators.

[nathanbedford]

Donald Trump set the tone almost immediately after his election when he's backed off from his promises to prosecute Hillary Clinton for her crimes. Suddenly no more "lock her up", now instead the high road.

Why hasn't John Durham behaved like Wiseman? Why hasn't Durham spread indictments like scattershot to roll up the food chain at the Department of Justice and the FBI? Why hasn't the Department of Justice and the FBI jumped on the election fraud with both feet?

Because the pattern was set by President Trump whether through misplaced goodwill, a desire to appear presidential, behaving like a typical new administration trying to secure cooperation from the defeated party, or simple naïveté, the deep state concluded it could roll the president.

Not to put all the blame on the president, the media had so characterized Donald Trump by means of the Russia hoax that any attempt by him to actually perform his constitutional role as head of the Department of Justice and boss of the FBI would (and in fact did) lead to charges of obstruction of justice. Charges that would further compound Republican losses in the 2018 election in the House of Representatives and darken Trump's chances of reelection. So it is at least explainable why he stayed his hand.

Most of us were fooled by Attorney General Barr and Durham. We believed they were the real thing so we should not lightly blame the president for misjudging his men the same way we did. We were further deceived by Barr's coming clean on the Flynn case. Nevertheless, it all happened on the president's watch.

These wudda, coulda, shuddas are more than mere lamentations, they are battle scars that should school us about the kind of war being waged against us and how to counterattack.

[nathanbedford]

I have been watching Tucker Carlson rather carefully since the election waiting for him to wade into that issue. In all the hours since the election he has spent only minutes discussing or describing the real elements of fraud which tainted that election. Instead, he muck rakes about the senseless restrictions concerning the coronavirus or he attacks the deception of the left-wing media. The former is safe and the latter no doubt is contrived to show Fox News in a relatively laudable light simply by comparing it to CNN.

Last night he did at least show the surveillance camera in Georgia revealing the extraction of ballots from the suitcases. Bravo. But that is merely a nod in the direction of reality. Either Tucker is constrained by the suits upstairs going up to the Murdoch family, or he simply does not believe that there is enough proof to stop Biden.

I do notice that he's dropped his slogan about exposing hypocrisy.

[FreedomPoster]

Besides everything in your last paragraph about Biden being true, there’s also the fact that if inaugurated, he won’t be President for long. He had another one of those inadvertent truth slips recently.

https://mobile.twitter.com/DailyCaller/status/1334686548122591235

Joe Biden is asked about his disagreements with Kamala Harris on certain issues:

“Like I told Barack, if I reach something where there’s a fundamental disagreement we have based on a moral principle, I’ll develop some disease and say I have to resign.”

[Cboldt]

-- When can we expect the flack, Andrew McCarthy, to join in? --

ROTFL!

But check this. Senator Ron Johnson held a hearing yesterday. Senate Hearing on FBI's Crossfire Hurricane Investigation. Some bold truth spoken there.

Sharyl Atkisson, Lee Smith, and Kevin Brock were witnesses. Ron Johnson and Josh Hawley showed a bit of anger at what the government did against candidate and President Trump. Christopher Wray took a few hits, as abusing power to hide the truth (he is).

I haven't read an Andrew McCarthy piece in months. Not that I care or wonder what he's apologizing for these days.

[Stalwart]

Lou Dobbs interview with Gen. Flynn last night, Flynn’s first TV interview since pardon, albeit by phone:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0gwomq06GM&feature=emb_logo

This won’t last long on YouTube.

[Jeepers43]

"Republicans that think Biden will be a man of his word ....and they can work with him, are forgetting he is the biggest liar and criminal of all."

They'd be on better footing if they understood that Biden is an irredeemable sociopath.

That's not name calling, it's actually true by observation of Biden's own behavior.

[odawg]

Dobbs realizes that continuously sounding the alarm or sounding alarmed does not solve any problems.

[USS Alaska]

The only person who was shrewd enough to see into Barr’s character was Tom Fitton and he had no illusions that Barr would come through on anything.

Fitton is the main reason I donate to Judicial Watch.

Because of Tom Fitton, Judicial Watch truly does real work, unlike Larry Klayman, who made noise, raised money, and did nothing that I felt justified my continuing donations to JW.

Klayman's heart may have been in the right place, but his results were spotty.

[sauropod]

Precisely.

[sauropod]

I agree that Barr and Wray should be fired post haste.

Trump should appoint acting replacements without going through senate confirmation.

And if Clarence Thomas retires, McConnell should go straight to a confirmation vote. No spectacle for the Rats to smear and preen before the cameras.

[sauropod]

I thought I saw that slogan last evening.

[sauropod]

I’ll view this. Thx!

[sauropod]

Sure is.