Posted on 05/31/2019 3:25:05 PM PDT by Cold War Veteran - Submarines
U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr gave a 48 minute interview to CBS on a variety of issues related to recent events. The interview is packed with insight about the ongoing DOJ investigations of prior DOJ and FBI conduct in the 2016 election.
Rather than post the edited excerpts of the interview as broadcast, the full audio and transcript is below. Very interesting
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Oh, stewardess. I speak jive.
You buckin’ for a promotion, soldier?
I’m listening to the audio right now. I agree about the mix of relief and anger. Or concern at least. Some of what he says is a relief but some of it worries me that this will never go beyond a review. I hope that’s just his way of diplomatically couching his statements so as not to give away too much of what’s going on behind the scenes.
What kind of promotion could you hope for when you’re at the top of the heap? :)
Mueller got a magic phone call from Soros Inc. that instructed him to employ the “No Collusion but not Exonerated” gambit when it was evident that there was no evidence of collusion to be found against the President. This sort of dodge has occurred in no grand jury investigation ever. It was presumed by Soros, Inc. to be a carte blanche for the lefty press and social engineers to keep the paranoia levels in the red. Pathetic to anyone with a passable diagram of the game board. That’s all they got, paranoia.
Either there is evidence for trial or there is innocence. This “not exonerated” precedent is dangerous like nitroglycerin is dangerous and should be railed against by any conservative worth his NRA patch.
So Huber didn’t do his job, but now we should believe he’s finished an investigation of Hillary?
Is that Howie Cunningham?
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