Sometimes life imitates art and this corrupt attack on Trump to deflect the crimes of the Obama administration reminds me of one of my favorite movies, LA Confidential. Trump and Giuliani are like Guy Pierce (Ed Ainsley) and Russell Crowe (Bud White) trying to get to the bottom of a huge corruption scandal in LA in the 1950’s. Ainsley admits to Kevin Spacey’s character (Jack Vincennes) that he became a cop because of the murder of his detective father in the line of duty by someone who is never captured. He calls the character “Rollo Tomasi” just to give him a name and he represents all the “ones who gets away with it” meaning they have such power they are above being caught by the law (aka drain the swamp).
Unknown to them is that the real mastermind behind all the murders and cover ups is their own Police Captain, Dudley Smith (played by James Cromwell) who has been pulling the strings all alone behind the scenes. When Capt. Smith realizes that Vincennes is helping Ainsley and is getting too close to the truth he calmly pulls a revolver and kills him in his kitchen. Vincennes dying words are just “Rolla Tomasi whom Smith then asks Ainsley to investigate thus leading to Smith’s finally being recognized by Ainsley as the mastermind.
I think we are at the scene in the pursuit to destroy Trump where Smith, Ainsley, and White are having the gunfight at the Victory Motel. If the hearings follow the script Trump will win the gunfight(metaphorically speaking) like Ainsley does by shooting Smith in the back as they surrender to the real police. In the cynical plot twist at the end both Ainsley and Smith are portrayed as crime fighting heroes. I love this movie.
The point of this long analogy is that I now understand who the Dudley Smith (Rolla Tomasi) character has been all along in the real corruption story. Its former President Barak H. Obama.
I'm sure Valerie Jarret engineered ways for obozo and The Mooch to receive millions of dollars, maybe hundreds, in kickback schemes. When you authorize a trillion dollar stimulus, there is so much money flying around that 10 million is an accounting error.