[The_Media_never_lie]

Why is this not the classic good cop, bad cop scenario? I don't know the reasons for this behavior, but isn't this what is occurring?

[miss marmelstein]

That’s peculiar! Levin is on tv now screaming about all of this. He needs a new screener.

[gaijin]

Usually a bad cop is BAD.

He doesn’t poke the suspect with the corner of a fluffy pillow.

A bad cop also WORKS.

[JoSixChip]

sessiosn is a POS! period. I pray he sees justice.

[House Atreides]

STUPID, COWARDLY COP: SESSIONS

[marktwain]

Good Cop - Bad Cop is when one the (bad) cop offers significant punishment and pain, and the (good) cop offers to help the perp if he will just co-operate with the (good) cop.

Trump certainly isn’t offering significant pain, yet. I see no evidence that Sessions is either.

[Fungi]

Maybe you should have had a better argument. As stated here, it makes no sense.

[Shark24]

I applaud you for trying. You certainly got farther than I would. Let’s give it a few days to let the dust settle and go from there. God bless!

[gaijin]

I think maybe you’re saying this:

The fact that Sessions is so NICE to the enemy (despite the apparent requirement by his office for him to not do so) seems to require Trump to be extra BAD to them instead, and he does that in the form of tweets, being short with the media, ect.

You are saying this..?

[Robert DeLong]

Sorry, but apparently you do not know how bad cop good cop team works. They are both after the same thing but the good cop does not do nothing at all.

The bad cop comes in attacking the person being interrogated and accuses them of committing the crime. After hours of him, the good cop comes in and tells the person being interrogated that he believes he is a good person and that this probably happened by accident or self defense. Once the person being interrogated admits that it was an accident or self defense they are arrested for the crime.

The good cop gets them to admit they were there when the criminal action took place.

[palmer]

Sessions has narrowed his focus to illegals and a few other things. He's not a "bad cop", he's not a cop on this issue at all. Trump is not a DOJ/FBI cop either, he's mostly leaving them alone so he can focus on MAGA. That's what matters most to Trump, not fighting against the deep state.

What is truly silly is expecting the impossible. Somehow there is a super cop who could take over DOJ and/or FBI and clean house. There are certainly leaders who could start in that direction and they would be quickly stopped by the courts and attacked with made-up stuff by the media. There's actually no way to battle the deep state head on. The main reason is that the voters are voting for deep state as part of the managerial state. Tea party voters might be a large minority, but they are not a majority and don't have a lot of representation in Congress.

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

Your first mistake is listening to Mark Levin.

[Ken H]

[SLAPS FOREHEAD] But of course!! Put this in BREAKING NEWS immediately!!

[conservative98]

Mark said on air that the FBI was given gifts for leaking stories. I don’t know what Mr. Call Screener’s problem with your call was. Try again.

[ifinnegan]

It’s hard to know what you are even talking about.

[SpaceBar]

At the upcoming Trump rally, people need to start a “Fire Sessions” chant.

[Dick Bachert]

With every day that passes WITHOUT some VISIBLE DOJ action against the Clinton Crime Family and their criminal Deep State minions, I become more concerned that Jeff Sessions is part of the problem.  There are rumors on the net that some several THOUSAND SEALED INDICTMENTS are lodged in the appropriate courts of jurisdiction and, when the time is right, they'll be opened and US Marshals will be deployed to serve them and arrest those named. I have no idea which scenario is correct.  My hope is that the rumors are correct.  In the meantime, I'm leaning in THIS direction: