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As a follow-up comment, it's being reported by attendees that Trump's security is barring people from bringing in Q t-shirts and posters to the tonight's rally, although some are trying to smuggle shirts in. So yes, I do think that Trump does not care for Q being around him, and I do think he's fine with the FBI's assessments - I don't see him on twitter stating a difference of opinion.

And it's not the FBI's, or government's place to warn against people who are committing no crime and who not advocating any violence, for example the Qtards.

I am glad Trump is barring Q stuff at his campaign rally. But that's a far different thing than the FBI warning about non violent free speech.

You assume Trump tweets every time he's unhappy with somebody in the executive branch. I don't make that assumption. And I don't think Trump is happy with his current FBI director, Wray, and I believe he will replace him when the time is right.

Assuming Trump tweets every time he's unhappy with somebody is a pretty safe assumption. It's almost embarrassing how angst-ridden he gets on twitter.

If Trump truly wanted Wray gone, he would have had somebody fire Wray. This "waiting for the right time" is just making an excuse for a situation that may not even exist.

To put it in a business perspective: I have a couple of businesses, plus have some input on a family-owned business. If I am unhappy with an employee and feel they need to be replaced, I don't sit around letting them collect a paycheck, waiting for the right time to replace them, and potentially giving them the chance to muck around with the business.